Looks like the MCI Bus gauges and the steering wheel have been made by the same companies that supply the gauges and steering wheels to Blue Bird for their buses. By the looks of it, the gauges appear to have been manufactured by Actia, which has been supplying gauges to Blue Bird since the 2000s and the steering wheel looks like the Blue Bird steering wheels, except that the Blue Bird steering wheels have no steering wheel controls, and also look like the steering wheel in the modern Kenworth W900 truck. However, it turns out that the beeping sounds on the modern Blue Bird buses are for the wheelchair lift instead of the turn signals, since I haven't rode these buses because they're private property.
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Yes, Erick finally doing a J4500!!!
Yay! Eric is back!
Erick good to see you my friend
Erick my man!
Good to see Erick!
Glad to see you again man
Really awesome!
GOOD MORNING BEAST ERIC JACKE NORTHWEST BUS SALES CANDNA ONTARIO 🇨🇦🇨🇦🌿🍀🍀🍀
Nice
Yay
Some turn signal sound like the 2015 bluebird vision
Looks like the MCI Bus gauges and the steering wheel have been made by the same companies that supply the gauges and steering wheels to Blue Bird for their buses. By the looks of it, the gauges appear to have been manufactured by Actia, which has been supplying gauges to Blue Bird since the 2000s and the steering wheel looks like the Blue Bird steering wheels, except that the Blue Bird steering wheels have no steering wheel controls, and also look like the steering wheel in the modern Kenworth W900 truck. However, it turns out that the beeping sounds on the modern Blue Bird buses are for the wheelchair lift instead of the turn signals, since I haven't rode these buses because they're private property.
Why would you try and sell a coach bus with a bike rack