Is there a 1983 MCI MC9 used bus?

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How big is the MCI Crusader II engine?

MCI MC9 Crusader II. Overall Length: 40 ft. Overall Width: 8 ft. Overall Height: Approximately 11 ft. Wheelbase: 285 in. Weight: 27,500 lb. Engine: Six cylinder DDC 6V-92TA two-cycle developing 277 HP at 2100 RPM. Engine: Eight cylinder DDC 8V-71 two-cycle diesel developing 280 HP at 2100 RPM.

How many cylinders are in a MCI bus?

6 cylinder compressor, belt driven oby self adjusting belt drive off the main engine Specifications may vary based on month and year of coach build. Coach appearance may change.

What kind of brakes does a MCI 12 have?

Emergency: Air operated Bendix-Westinghouse DD-3 emergency and parking brakes are used at rear driving axle. 24 volt negative ground. Two heavy duty 25 plate, 204 ampere hour capacity batteries Air ride type, which operates automatically and maintaines a constant ride height MCI 12 1990 – 2005 plus more……

What kind of engine does a 1979 MCI have?

This Stainless Steel Unibody 1979 MCI MC9 was originally a Greyhound Bus. The owners converted this MCI and traveled around the country with their family. Powered by a Detroit Diesel 8V71, and with a 15KW generator this MCI will get you to your next destination.

When was the MCI MC9 RV conversion completed?

1982 MCI MC9 Conversion completed in 2006 with same interior components as Newell Coach.

What’s the difference between a MCI MC 9B and mc-9a?

The MC-9B’s destination sign was larger than that of the MC-9A. In the last two years of production, MCI offered the MC-9 Special. Most notably, they were sold to Greyhound Canada. The MC-9 Special was available with squared headlights as well as fog lights.