ANTIQUE COACH EXCURSIONS
Why just charter a bus when you can charter history
http://www.antiquecoachexcursions.com
THE MOTOR BUS SOCIETY
The Motor Bus Society maintains an excellent web site, as well as producing two respected publications, available to it’s members:
http://www.motorbussociety.org
SEATTLE METRO EMPLOYEES HISTORICAL VEHICLE ASSOCIATION
(Seattle) Metro Employees Historical Vehicle Association web site at:
http://www.mehva.org
OHIO MUSEUM OF TRANSPORTATION
The Ohio Museum of Transportation’s web site focuses on transportation in Ohio:
http://www.omot.org/
THE ANTIQUE MOTOR COACH ASSOCIATION
The Antique Motor Coach Association of Pennsylvania’s museum web site focuses on transit systems in the State of Pennsylvania.
They recently restored a 1947 GM TDH3207:
http://www.amcap.org/
BUS DRAWINGS
Peter McLaughlin’s site of bus drawings representing various systems across North America
http://www.busdrawings.com/
COACH MAINTENANCE
Member Ted Campbell’s bus maintenance site complete with additional information on the 743 restoration as well as the Will Coach project:
http://www.coachmaintenance.com/
BUY OR SELL BUSES, PARTS, COLLECTIBLES and MORE!
We have a large selection of Coaches, School buses, Transits, Mini buses, Motorhomes, RV’s, Limousines and more for sale. We also have a very helpful SERVICES DIRECTORY where you will find the products and services you need as well as an INDUSTRY EVENTS CALENDAR to keep up-to-date on important happenings within the bus industry.
http://www.BusesOnline.com
RAPID TRANSIT PRESS
Member Andy Novak’s site which has many Bay Area and Southern California bus pictures as well as transit books for sale.
http://www.rapidtransit-press.com/
MUSEUM OF BUS TRANSPORTATION
Hershey, PA.
http://www.busmuseum.org/
ROUTES INTERNATIONAL
Routes International is an excellent web site with a wide variety of resources. Their links pages are fully comprehensive, including not only rail and bus, but aviation and marine, industrial, historical, and much, much more. A free membership provides additional resources. Worth a visit!
http://www.routesinternational.com/