Reo Motor Car Co. (1904-67 - buses 1925-26/1947-49)

Check out the Reo Club of America website

Fageol (1916-54)

The Fageol Motors Company made trucks as a primiary business from 1916 to 1932. They then became Fageol Truck & Coach (under bankrupt terms) Fageol Truck & Coach from 1932 to 1939. They then became Peterbilt.

Pickwick (1918-32 - absorbed by Greyhound 1930)

Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company (1910-34 - buses 1924)

Ruggles Motor Truck Company (1920-28 - buses circa 1927)

Flxible (The Flxible Co. 1924-1977 - bought by Grumman)

Check out the Flxible Owners International website by Bud Hoover

Twin Coach Corp. (Est. 1927 - affilliated with Fageol 1927-54/1968-72)

Twin Coach Company, founded by William B. and Frank R. Fageol in 1927. The business was sold to Flxible in the mid '50's. Twin Coach also made Fageol vans in the 50's. Bill Fageol - ka9a@cris.com New Haven, Indiana

A.C.F. Brill (American Car and Foundry 1926-53)

Brill (Canadian Car & Foundry)

Yellow Bus (Div. of GMC 1931-42)

Corbitt Co. (1934-36)

Kenworth Truck Co. (buses - 1938)

Aerocoach (General American Aerocoach 1940-52)

GMC Truck and Coach (1942- )

Mack Trucks, Inc. (buses 1925-31/1950-51/1956-59)

Marmon-Herrington (1950-55)

British Leyland

Hayes

GMC (1948-84)

Kenworth (1929/1938)

Grummman-Flxible (1977-80)

Orion Bus Industries (Orion IV low-floor bus)

General Motors Corporation

Flxible

Flyer Industries Ltd. (manufacturers of the New Flyer)

Dina/MCI/Hausman (MCI since 1937 in Canada - Pembina, N.D. plant opened 1963)

The new Renaissance is on the new MCI page.

• Prevost Car Inc. (since 1947)
• Kässbohrer Setra
• Neoplan USA Corp.
• Eagle
• Bluebird
• Chevrolet (school buses 1971-72)
• Champion (1980- )
• ElDorado/Falcon (EMC ElDorado Motor Corp. 1984- )
• Goshen (Warrick Industries Inc.)
• Volvo Bus Corporation
• Van Hool Models (thru ABC Bus Companies Inc.)
• Eurotrans (Metrotrans)
• Collins Bus Corporation (small school bus manufacturer - 16-30 pass.)
  
  

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