MTA New York City Bus 1999 New Flyer C40LF CNG 807 On The B68 @ Coney Island Avenue & Avenue Z

NOTE: This video was taken back in 2012, but was reuploaded for a much better audio experience. This entire bus fleet of 1998-2000 New Flyer C40LF CNGs have been retired. This is how the video sounded before - tinyurl.com/y6z7jquf
Seen here is New Flyer C40LF CNG 807 operating on the B68 to Coney Island making its way through Coney Island Avenue. Also seen here is 2011 New Flyer C40LF CNG 253 also operating on the B68 to Coney Island.
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[@zhx2365]

The first Low Floor buses of MTA New York City Transit

[@TheDoumaDono]

When nostalgia hits

[@R.A.-X65]

This looks nice in hd

[@XxLiLGiJoE17xX]

Wow thanks for bringing this back! Forgot how bassy these were.

[@ptapigeontransportationaut912]

i love those buses

[@BenTheMiner]

Old and new next to each other

[@nyctenthusiast3507]

I miss these. They retired in 2012

[@nyctenthusiast3507]

@MTA Bus Faner! I stopped seeing em in 2012

[@nyctenthusiast3507]

@MTA Bus Faner! The last one i saw was in December 2012 around christmas time. On the B4 at its termus on Knapp st

[@KevinMeno2008]

The number 807 is now an XN40, also a JG CNG bus

[@joanmorales8332]

I see the difference the exhaust on the old one pipe is shorter and the back is more slanted

[@XcelsiorFan4964]

Why did they retire so early?

[@Caitsith810]

They didn't retire early. Their CNG tanks expired, so they had to be retired.