This is actually the TMC RTS unit that has the 6V92TA Detroit Diesel 2-stroke engine since NovaBus RTSes uses the Detroit Diesel Series 50 and some Cummins diesel engines...
I remember the RTS from AMA right here in San Juan, at 1992 floodings, this buses are cool, and pass like nothing at the flooding. Especially the 1980, 1983 and 1992 units
I grew up riding the RTS II in the 80s, and I recently discovered that GMC sold their designs, patents, the whole shmear to Nova in the 90s. Being a Class B CDL driver, to this day I’d love to drive an RTS II Coach as well as the RTS fishbowl from the 60s. As much as I love New Flyer, but at the same time DESPISE Gilligs, RTS II/Nova would knock them CLEAR out the water hands down.
Millennium Transit Industries you guys were supposed to inherit this engineering masterpiece and it was all salvaged......Shame on you for eternity!!!!!!!!
This is actually the TMC RTS unit that has the 6V92TA Detroit Diesel 2-stroke engine since NovaBus RTSes uses the Detroit Diesel Series 50 and some Cummins diesel engines...
note the rear doors.
This should have more views..........perhaps 10 million views and 10,000 comments
This bus deserves better
Yes it does
Just bought one she’s in a good state now
@@juniors2sexy that’s awesome. Are you going to post videos of it on your RUclips or do you have and Instagram i can see it on?
Does show how much those buses could be put through though. Today's buses ain't crap.
Gary dubour jr Very well said!
The RTS and the New Look buses are the best buses make ever due to endurance and safety
@@jorgefigueroa4437 Don't forget about the Classic, was pretty much an alternative to the RTS.
Disagree. New Flyer , Gillig and Nova Buses are still solid built buses but they would fail in this test because they are all low floor.
By telling the side rear vent, this is an TMC from '89 to '92 model.
The bus that thinks it's a Jeep Wrangler or a Ford Bronco lol
Poor dog
I remember the RTS from AMA right here in San Juan, at 1992 floodings, this buses are cool, and pass like nothing at the flooding. Especially the 1980, 1983 and 1992 units
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Looks like a boat.
This buses resists floodings, and extreme weather conditions such as snow
Another great bus is the Neoplan AN460.
Beeline of Westchester New York retired all of them
Why?..........it's totally beyond me
I grew up riding the RTS II in the 80s, and I recently discovered that GMC sold their designs, patents, the whole shmear to Nova in the 90s. Being a Class B CDL driver, to this day I’d love to drive an RTS II Coach as well as the RTS fishbowl from the 60s. As much as I love New Flyer, but at the same time DESPISE Gilligs, RTS II/Nova would knock them CLEAR out the water hands down.
strong ass bus, man i remember those
Millennium Transit Industries you guys were supposed to inherit this engineering masterpiece and it was all salvaged......Shame on you for eternity!!!!!!!!
Its like a pickup truck commercial. 😂
That's I call a real test of a transit bus in a extreme weather condicions
Low floor units are crap
Damn!
Ex kcata metro 8949, 89' model yr
Thought so! Good eye