i got to give it to yall septa boys from Jersey. this is the best sounding neoplan in the history of buses and number one in my top ten. second is NJ Transit metro b!
MCTS Neoplans where the most comfortable buses to ride on 72 of those Neoplan AN440 had the same engine and transmission the numbers where 3500-3571 they came in 1986
AHH The Neoplans. My favorites that I have riden through the decades were the AKs, BDs, BMs, and CDs. No one has these videos. Long live the 8337, 8363, 8438, 8444, 8454, 8459, 8468, 8480, 8547, 8554, 8560, 8606, 8607, 8612, 8615, 8622, 8625, 8630, 8633, 8637, 8639, 8641, 8645, 8646, 8648, 8650, 8652(one of my most favorites), 8653, 8655, 8815, 8829, 8843, and 8850 SHEESH. I literally grew up on these NEOPLANS. I wish I got on one of the 8200 series Neoplans on Septa from Comly though.
History of SEPTA's Neoplans: 8285-8434 = model AN440T, built 1982, series AK, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HT740 transmission 8435-8584 = model AN440T, built 1983, series BD, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HT747 transmission (first SEPTA Pennliners) 8600-8725 = model AN440T, built 1984, series BM, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission 1301-1325 = model AN435T, built 1984, series BP, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission 8726-8875 = model AN440T, built 1985, series CD, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission (last SEPTA Pennliners) 3000-3131 = model AN440T, built 1986, series DK, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission 3132-3251 = model AN440T, built 1987, series EB, DD 6V92TA DDEC engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission 3252-3371 = model AN440T, built 1988, series EI, DD 6V92TA DDEC II engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission 3372-3491 = model AN440T, built 1989, series EZ, DD 6V92TA DDEC II engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission
I don't know bout yall but im a bus freak and I miss dem damn buses, I miss the sound of em the smell, and the way they look. If SEPTA had an aution with those buses i would sure be there
LL0505 yes the MCTS AN440 buses in 3500-3571 had the 6V92ta 747 transmission the 3600-3619 had the L10 Cummings diesel and than 3620-3656 had the 6V92 with the 731 transmission they came in early 1986
MetroLinerXLZ theybwere running a long time. Thats why they sound like that. I remember Neoplan AK 8289 back in 1996 was running loud as ever. Comly use to run the Neoplans like crazy when they came in brand new and some of them had transmission trouble after a while.
@LPenn0505 Canada still has some GM New Looks running, which would be 20-30 yrs. Buses can run as long as these did, as long as they are maintained properly.
Northwest Philly (Mt. Airy, near Cedarbrook Plaza). I am moving to Springfield Township by fall for 12th grade, so it will be even harder to get videos :(
Most likely they will be taken to Midvale and eventually scrapped. So far 3 trackless trolleys have been delivered (801-803), none in revenue service yet.
but arent the trackless trolleys going on the trackless trolley routes like the 59 and the 79. But what wouldnt they do with the neoplan's that exceeded the lifetime with septa. will they take it to midvale or wayne junction especially and dump em or they sell em
Its a public transportation vehicle, so there is no need to hide your camera. Everyone for sure has ridden transit before has seen a transit vehicle, so you are entitled to film. If someone complains just pretend you don't speak english.
Well i guess houstonians dont appreciate buses as much as people in other states or countries. some dude just peed on one of our new Orions so it lost its new bus smell fast
Why are they abusing these poor machines. buses shouldn't run 18 years. i figured it out . technology ages x 5.5years 18 x 5.5 = 99. this bus is 99. it shouldnt be working it should be reserved for parades or something
I know right. As far as i know i consider this music to my ears.
i got to give it to yall septa boys from Jersey. this is the best sounding neoplan in the history of buses and number one in my top ten. second is NJ Transit metro b!
MCTS Neoplans where the most comfortable buses to ride on 72 of those Neoplan AN440 had the same engine and transmission the numbers where 3500-3571 they came in 1986
These will always be the most classic iconic buses in our septa fleet & the nabi’s
Nope not the NABI's. It was the NABI's that ultimately retired the older Neoplan fleet from 8285 to 8584. Those buses are ok though lol.
@@daniel022209 Nabi replaced GMC RTs buses
@@franksanders9677 what about The D40LF
@@franksanders9677they also replaced the 1982 Neoplan Ak's
Damn! That bus sounds like it has a siren for a drive train!!!
Great video. I love the sound of that overblown turbo charger.
Thats what makes a neoplan A legend in SEPTA's fleet
Homie was rollin in this film. Great job
I remember when philly, Baltimore, and DC had these buses.
I miss these buses I wish SEPTA could bring them back
Same! I loved the old Neoplans so much
AHH The Neoplans. My favorites that I have riden through the decades were the AKs, BDs, BMs, and CDs. No one has these videos. Long live the 8337, 8363, 8438, 8444, 8454, 8459, 8468, 8480, 8547, 8554, 8560, 8606, 8607, 8612, 8615, 8622, 8625, 8630, 8633, 8637, 8639, 8641, 8645, 8646, 8648, 8650, 8652(one of my most favorites), 8653, 8655, 8815, 8829, 8843, and 8850 SHEESH. I literally grew up on these NEOPLANS. I wish I got on one of the 8200 series Neoplans on Septa from Comly though.
History of SEPTA's Neoplans:
8285-8434 = model AN440T, built 1982, series AK, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HT740 transmission
8435-8584 = model AN440T, built 1983, series BD, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HT747 transmission (first SEPTA Pennliners)
8600-8725 = model AN440T, built 1984, series BM, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission
1301-1325 = model AN435T, built 1984, series BP, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission
8726-8875 = model AN440T, built 1985, series CD, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, Allison HTB748 transmission (last SEPTA Pennliners)
3000-3131 = model AN440T, built 1986, series DK, DD 6V92TA MUI engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission
3132-3251 = model AN440T, built 1987, series EB, DD 6V92TA DDEC engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission
3252-3371 = model AN440T, built 1988, series EI, DD 6V92TA DDEC II engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission
3372-3491 = model AN440T, built 1989, series EZ, DD 6V92TA DDEC II engine, ZF ECOMAT 4HP590 transmission
one error. the BD'S also had the HT740 not the 747.
one error. the BD'S also had the HT740 not the 747.
I don't know bout yall but im a bus freak and I miss dem damn buses, I miss the sound of em the smell, and the way they look. If SEPTA had an aution with those buses i would sure be there
MY GAWD THIS THING SINGIN!! DAMN!!
Glad you like it.
They are still here, just have to go to Frankford. But by the summer, they might all be gone since Septa has already received 2 trackless trolleys.
@daniel022209 New paint job, engine gets tweaked or replaced to meet emissions standards, clean the interior, maybe add a bike rack.
yeah i miss hearing the detroit desiel series 6v92ta's loud engines around houston.
LL0505 yes the MCTS AN440 buses in 3500-3571 had the 6V92ta 747 transmission the 3600-3619 had the L10 Cummings diesel and than 3620-3656 had the 6V92 with the 731 transmission they came in early 1986
Oh yeah I forgot Houston and Jacksonville had them also.
my last neoplan was on the 3 bus and my first one ever was on the 70 1996 - 2008
3429. That's the VERY LAST NEOPLAN I EVER RODE!!! R.I.P. 3429
Trainwizard the last MCTS Neoplan AN440 bus I ever rode on was number 3549 in 2001
3456 (callowhill) had the same thing going on until goh in 2001
Detroit Diesel 6v92ta.
The overblown turbocharger and the exhaust pipe. These buses have the exhaust pipe located on the engine.
MetroLinerXLZ theybwere running a long time. Thats why they sound like that. I remember Neoplan AK 8289 back in 1996 was running loud as ever. Comly use to run the Neoplans like crazy when they came in brand new and some of them had transmission trouble after a while.
@LPenn0505 Canada still has some GM New Looks running, which would be 20-30 yrs. Buses can run as long as these did, as long as they are maintained properly.
Septa only has 30 Neoplans left in service, all 1989. I have no videos of older ones.
Northwest Philly (Mt. Airy, near Cedarbrook Plaza). I am moving to Springfield Township by fall for 12th grade, so it will be even harder to get videos :(
Those had a different transmission. Anyway, 3429 was unique in that whining sound - this wasn't prevalent in the other Neoplans.
Most likely they will be taken to Midvale and eventually scrapped. So far 3 trackless trolleys have been delivered (801-803), none in revenue service yet.
It can, but it may be costly. Basically, you'll have to replace the pipe or have on retrofitted (if that's possible???).
I'm not sure, I haven't been to 69th street in a long time.
Its kind of hard for me to since there are only 30 left in service and they don't run on routes near me :(
but arent the trackless trolleys going on the trackless trolley routes like the 59 and the 79. But what wouldnt they do with the neoplan's that exceeded the lifetime with septa. will they take it to midvale or wayne junction especially and dump em or they sell em
@ Jayayess, when buses go through the overhaul process, what is being done?
I was...
um, whats that high pitched sound in the first 20 seconds?
Looks like you hiding the camera....
Any full rides on the septa Neoplan an440 bus
Only what's already on this channel.
Why does it sound like D40LF A little bit
Its a public transportation vehicle, so there is no need to hide your camera. Everyone for sure has ridden transit before has seen a transit vehicle, so you are entitled to film. If someone complains just pretend you don't speak english.
Well i guess houstonians dont appreciate buses as much as people in other states or countries. some dude just peed on one of our new Orions so it lost its new bus smell fast
Why are they abusing these poor machines. buses shouldn't run 18 years. i figured it out . technology ages x 5.5years 18 x 5.5 = 99. this bus is 99. it shouldnt be working it should be reserved for parades or something
Stop
That blower sounds horrible