Test Driving a 1962 GM PD4106 Bus

My first test drive of my 1962 GM PD4106 Bus. This bus originally was a Greyhound Bus PD4106-1346. Central Greyhound Lines Kansas City Missouri, put into service 4/7/62. The bus has an 8V-71 Detroit Diesel engine, with an Allison V-730-D Automatic Transmission. It has been retrofitted as an RV, with front lounge, and kitchen and dining area, bunk beds, a bathroom, and a rear bedroom.

[@TATEXPRESSINC]

Great job on the video👍🏻

[@timmytool1231]

Great old buses, and fast if you turned them up!

[@Chesterbarnes1]

George I will put power steering on that bus ASAP.

[@RussP357]

they are very cool old buses add power steering, makes it so nice to drive

[@jfitzpatrick6108]

Do _YOU_ know of a way to retrofit power steering on a 60-year old bus?

[@macelius]

@@jfitzpatrick6108 Judging from what he said he is speaking from experience, and he probably does. FYI the 4106 had power assist that used a hydraulic piston as a factory option, but most running around these days (including mine) have been upgraded to the Sheppard PS system, which uses a more standard box. Both are pretty readily available if you know where to look.

[@rodneyhendrix1292]

Is this for sale?

[@MonsterMidi]

Yes. It is. I am located in Piedmont, SC [e-mail] is my email.

[@bradrichards6107]

@@MonsterMidiIs this bus still for sale? What is your asking price?

[@thomashill2965]

Too bad someone put that awful "paint job" on it.