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  • Et dire que je le prenait souvent quand j'etait jeune!

  • WTF?????!!!

    UN CLASSIC ARTICULÉ???

    J'LE VEUX CRISSE :D

    J'veux rentrer dedansss! j'veux l'voir!

  • Plutôt mignonne, la demoiselle assise à l'extrême gauche dans les premières minutes de la vidéo.

  • i AM A 6v92ta AND I APPROVE OF THIS VID!!!

  • Should have sold this bus to Toronto where they need larger buses like these. Hey! Toronto already bought used buses from Montreal 12 years ago

  • What a bus man!!! Just wonderful!!

  • Very best sound this engine bus !!!

  • The 9225 was the last that have been retired i beleive in oct 2009...

  • Both of these buses (9225 and 9226) have been retired from the RTC fleet.

  • @FamilyGuyFan2007 Why, I hope they didn't scrap them, they should've send them to Toronto TTC, they need Artics badly.

  • Both still sitting in the yard and they will not be scapped beacause they still in good condition to be sold... TTC? Why not... They still have some fishbowls that will be keeped for another 2-4 years...

  • @qwandiddy Bad news, they are already scraped.

  • @FamilyGuyFan2007 Why in hell would they wanna scrap good condition buses especially Classic Artics only came with nearly 15 of them then discontinued them back in 1993. Thanks man!!! Very sad!!

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  • Thank God, I know these are one of the best artics for a Classic model, Better than those damn junky New Flyers D60LFs in OC Transpo.

  • Hey who told you they will keep them running until 2012??? Anyhow i bet they will have probs with the new ones... junky!!!!

  • I hate to break your heart, but both buses are now retired.

  • They're already scapped, too late

  • @Breeze646 Sorry but they still sitting in the back yard of RTC and they will be sold... Both are still in good condition! :) Halifax should buy them!

  • Notice why Quebec transit agencies will only buy their buses made in Quebec only (exception is RTL). That's why you don't see New Flyers (made in Manitoba) or Orions (made in Ontario) in the streets of Quebec. Politics at work, you betcha. Your equalization dollars at work!

  • I never knew a youtube video could look so good! Thanks

  • Any idea if one of these two will be kept in any way as historical units??

  • The MCI articulated will be in service at least for another 3 to 5 years...

  • And now I hear that these two buses will be retired once the new LFS artics arrive. I hope one of those gets saved for the historical collection though.

  • So sad to tell ya that RTC (ex-STCUQ, ex-CTCUQ) Have never kept any buses for historical collection...

  • @CTCUQ In Halifax?

  • Nope theses 2 MCI CLASSIC #9225 and #9226 are retired and belong to RTC (Québec) As far as i know both are still sitting in the yard and waiting to be sold... Maybe Halifax should by them :)

  • @CTCUQ I do have a feeling that those 2 buses may ended up at Halifax to be with the rest of their MCI/Nova Classic Artics fleet. Who else would buy them? I wish that they can send them to NYC lol.

  • @qwandiddy I would not be surprise about it that Halifax should buy theses 2 Artics! :)

  • @qwandiddy YES We do sure need those high capacity high floor articulated bus because the low floor articulated still does not carry too many passengers especially here in NYC. BTW New Flyer had discontinued building the D60HF Articulated since 2004. The MCI Classic Articulateds would have been a great fit for NYC demanding passenger loads and streets. Unfortunately though the MCI Classic Articulateds were discontinued shortly after RTC & Halifax received theirs and MCI selling their Classics.

  • @abc1236948 Yeah NYC would've been better off with these Classics Artics than their New Flyers D60HFs

  • (continuation of my last paragraph) to Nova Bus in which they did not continue on with their Classic line and in 1997, Nova Bus discontinued the Classics for their defunct RTS line later sold to Millenium Transit Service and their heavily promoted and continuing into current production the Nova LFS. 

  • VERY NICE! Thanks!

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