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Bus #2738 was part of a 1991 order of 65 30-foot Gillig Phantoms for AC Transit delivered in 1992.
The first 61 (#2701-2761) went to AC Transit and the last four were diverted to Benicia Transit (#9001-9004).
Bus #2738 remained in service until 2009 when it was set aside for possible donation.
#2738 was donated to the Pacific Bus Museum in June 2011. The museum is pleased to have this lift equipped Gillig representing AC Transit in the museum’s collection.
This is the newest bus in the Pacific Bus Museum’s fleet, and a great many people are familiar with it as one of their daily rides throughout the 1990s.
This bus has been used in many different films and TV commercials.
As a volunteer orginization, we are always looking for as much help as we can get. If you've got skills and time, and want to get your hands dirty, consider becoming a member.
If you don't want to contribute "hands-on", financial donations for the restoration of bus #2738 are also needed at this time to complete this remaining work. All donations for bus #2738 will be placed in a Special Fund account exclusively for the restoration and maintenance of bus #2738. Please make a donation today to continue the restoration of bus #2738!
Make a "Pacific Bus Museum" donation to the Special Funds account for for bus #2738.
The Pacific Bus Museum is a non-profit, tax-exempt, volunteer organization registered in the state of California. We were granted tax-exempt status as a non-profit corporation by the IRS under 501 (c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Code Tax ID # 1683391. Donations to the Pacific Bus Museum are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.