I remember Greyhound drivers would pass everything on the road when I was a rider back in the 60's. Those suckers used to rock.

The Beverly Hillbillies would have loved listening to this video.

I was here on that day to the buses too

Oh man i miss the sound of that motor. Nice video thanks

Mrs Roper

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Detroit two stoke engines

Great bus! Excellent driver!

"How?" "Oh, the rollback is hella bigger."

2024, THAT DOG, STILL RUNNING😊

Question, what kind of licence to you need to drive a classic coach or truck in the States ?

I noticed the driver was in the left lane;I was on a bus trip to Atlantic City and the operator did the same...why is that

Watching the Santa cruiser in those wonderful views really got the emotional with a bit of tear in my eyes. I’m now 79 years old but when I was 15 years old, I took a Sena cruiser from Chicago to Portland Oregon alone. My parents sent me to spend a vacation with my grandparents, on the way back I took a cruiser bus back for three days and two nights. What a wonderful trip it was both ways.

Of all my driving days, Jefferson Lines, and Greyhound were the most fun and rewarding. With the exception of the pay.

Does Greyhound charge you to use their name and livery? Beautiful bus!

This was so satisfying to watch!! I felt the bumps and all

There it is 1.5 million Dollars, starting bid! Your bus cost $50,000.00 Dollars new, this was the equivalency to $575, 000.00. No doubt the Hesperus is a Rat-Rod. Nice bus!!! August

I still fondly remember when the Scenicruisers were in regular service with Greyhound in the 1960s. Still the best looking bus in my opinion

And Leave The Driving To Us. An Iconic Phrase

THANK you for saving her

Love it

Rode these a plenty in the 1960s between Port Arthur Tx and Baton Rouge. Going home to BR they were mostly signed up NEW ORLEANS just like this one. Wow the memories.

clever.

My great uncle (by marriage) was Paul D Silliman. Paul as a boy was literally present (at his father's mansion in Hibbing, MN) at the founding of Greyhound, and he went on to work for them for decades before ending his career with Eastern Express out of Terre Haute, Indiana. I recall he had a large scale (not huge, just mean you'd use two hands to hold it) model Scenicruiser. Fred's manner reminds me of my uncle & it was uncanny to hear him say, "This is your Terre Haute Express...", because I'd heard my uncle say the very same thing to me when I was a boy riding with them.

Hiring low IQ drivers killed Greyhound .

Meraviglioso giro di motore di questa machina.

As we used to shout out to our DI's, we don't want any bends and thrus,all we want is a Greyhound bus!

Are they planning another one of these? We should have stopped and took a picture with my newly aquired coach, on the way to Texas from Ohio, my friend Walter was telling me about the rally as we drove by the exit.

What a beautiful bus, you have done a fantastic job with it.

Amazing that many of these have survived. If I were 20 years younger I'd like to have one but not if it's been converted to an RV.

Hello I see the bus is gone but wondering if you could put me in touch with whomever bought it, looking for right rear bellows support thank you

Groucho Marx. Awesome

Rode plenty of these back in the 1960s as a small kid back and forth between Baton Rouge La and Port Arthur Tex. Just like this one, most of the ones headed for home were signed up NEW ORLEANS. Going west they were signed up SAN FRANCISCO or HOUSTON. Hated it when the MC-7s took over as Greyhound's flagship in the early 1970s. Rode plenty of those too.

Back in the day, the bus traveler was well dress !

When as child riding the hound, I used like how the driver grind the gears, while shifting !

is the historic fleet still open to the public?

Love the music/

Ilove that dog

imagine isso te perseguindo numa madrugada fria e sombria.

Que hermoso dichosos quien tuvieron la suerte de viajar en uno de esos

What an appropriate place to have stayed for the night in Tulsa as the Desert Hills Motel opened for business in 1953 on OK Route 66 just a year or two before your GM PD4501 buses were built. Thanks for sharing!

Guapó, saludos desde México 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

Love me some Bluegrass music too.

Love the 1954 GMC Scenicruiser, the most iconic look for the Greyhound legacy. Wild seeing that the earlier Greyhounds were all manual shift.Something today's young folks wouldn't grasp.

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" A real bus is a Scenic Cruiser " .You got that right !! I rode these buses when I was a kid with my grandmother. The new Greyhounds look like boxes. Wish they were like this now.

Can someone post the entire movie. I love tony Curtis and Debbie Reynolds together.

This is so awesome. Im proud of greyhound resilience and history. The buses look so awsome!

É sempre lindo ver como eram os ônibus antigos, são muito bonitas,

I'm just thankful that this bus is getting what it deserves and that is another life by someone who knows what they're doing and is most deserving of her. I just bought me a rare twin coach tc25 motorhome that I have to get working on. Good luck on your restoration! Can't wait to see another update!