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Fords of Australia are way more stately than the North American versions.

One of my highlights of working with you guys was seeing this for the first time and being a passenger to Seymour in it.....

I have 1971 MCI-7 with 8/71 DD engine , amazing ride , absolutely beautiful and most important anything wrong i fix my self, no computer's and gadgets!

Nice ride through Jells Park, my fav spot when I lived in Glen Waverley.Now live Qld for last 20 years.The old luxo cars in the era ware nice..

Good looking car

A lot of happy memories lined up there

I’m taking an educated guess is this a 8 gear engine?

Name an Aussie kid born in the 80s who did not take a Denning to school camp or on an excursion

Wow 😮 didn't know these buses were still around

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Like being in a Time Warp , CLASSIC not PLASTIC

Ese TEPSA

Merv Hughes Gujarat does merged total buses rights reserved worldwide, Bus company Denning Den Air Mono.. Publiclilly..

Gorgeous!

Are these still in service there? Seems like I come across a lot of pics of these MC7s that look brand new from Australia. Here is the US they come in all kinds of conditions. Someone cut the front cap off mine to make it look more like a Modern tour bus.

Regardless if you use the clutch or not if you haven’t got the rev’s right it an’t going to change into gear is it.

FKn excellent video bro. I remember back in the day the old 671 Detroit diesel with 10 speed road ranger. FK yeah FKn screamers… 👍👍💪💪

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Crazy (US observation). Ive never seen a RH drive GM coach before! Didn’t know they existed. How neat!!!

Needs to be retrofitted with seatbelts.

Back in the day, this was the First coach I learnt to drive

Esos OMNIBUSES TEPSAS

That box isn't going to last long the way he's hamming it into gear...and why is he using the clutch? Rookie mistakes

sounds like a 671

Then engine sounds like a Detroit.

Usas mucho el clouch para meter los cambios de la transmisión

Nice legs

You don’t need that clutch scooter!! BTW, your steering wheel is on the WRONG side.

Ya but you're using the clutch, I stopped doing that my first day driving.

Gonna wear out yer knee that way.

Who Uses a Clutch , If you Don't Know How To Flowt The Gears, " Shift Without Using The Clutch " Your A Rookie

Right hand drive?????

☺️ "promo sm"

I went for a school trip in one of these with a 6V71 the manual arts teacher drove it from Gympie to Gladstone. It was a full deck and a half with rest room and trailer fully loaded up and it went like a rocket.

Love it . This and the Austral Tourmaster were the bees knees back in the day

First bus i drove at Greyhound june 1978 was the backbone of the fleet and the Detroit 318 sound

Son , fueron , y serán siempre los mejores buses que e podido ver y en la actualidad no hay punto de comparación con los buses actuales ya que estos buses fueron y serán siempre los mejores hasta hoy en día

When you skipped leg day but still wanna get that burn...

You can tell its a Detroit motor just by the gear changes a natural 8V71.

Real truckers only use the clutch to get rolling.

First person I have seen use the clutch.

Back in the 70s, I drove a long nose Mack (RL-700L) with a similar drivetrain (8V71T/RTO910). It looks so weird seeing the right hand drive lol

They will never make any more like this legends

I can't wait to see the two of them together driving down the road.......

Gorgeous machine.

Yip, a real truck with a real driver👍 Lady trucker here, retired at 68 after 44 yrs on the U.K roads. Started driving back in ‘74 when most U.K. trucks had Cummins / Gardner / Rolls Royce engines and Fuller Road Ranger crash gearboxes. Trucks I enjoyed driving. When I retired I’d been driving boring Volvos Scanias Mercs etc, all with sleep inducing auto boxes and cruise control 😴. Wish I’d gone to Australia when I was young and tried out your road trains 💁‍♀️

Interesting 🤔 I thought the w925 was replaced by the w900 in the 1960s

Sounds like a 6-71

Good old 15 speed

What is this persistents to be backwards from most of the world ????