DETROIT DIESEL 6V71/6V92 MEGA COMPILATION -- 4 minutes of roaring 2-stroke buses in Calgary, AB (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2021
- A collection of over two dozen clips taken between 2012-2014 capturing Calgary Transit and Red Arrow Spruce Meadows buses making some sweet Detroit Diesel 2-stroke noise.
All videos were taken by me. Oldest clips are from June 2012, most recent ones are October 2014. All buses shown are long retired now with very few examples still remaining in existence.
Each bus in order:
CT #1156 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (14 September 2013)
CT #5052 - 1991 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (30 May 2013)
CT #7501 - 1993 New Flyer D40LF - 6V92TA/B400R5 (21 May 2013)
CT #1148 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (23 October 2013)
CT #5016 - 1991 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (20 August 2012)
CT #1002 - 1979 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (8 April 2013)
CT #5052 - 1991 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (30 May 2013)
Red Arrow Spruce #669 - 1967 GMDD TDH-5303 - 6V71N/VH9 (8 June 2013)
CT #1148 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (23 October 2013)
CT #1154 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (27 November 2013)
CT #5103 - 1992 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (14 March 2014)
CT #5115 - 1990 MCI TC40-102A - 6V92TA/V731 (20 January 2014)
CT #7529 - 1993 New Flyer D40LF - 6V92TA/B400R5 (31 December 2013)
CT #7001 - 1992 New Flyer D40 - 6V92TA/D863 (24 October 2013)
CT #1147 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (6 June 2013)
CT #7529 - 1993 New Flyer D40LF - 6V92TA/B400R5 (31 December 2013)
Red Arrow Spruce #1436 - 1971 GMDD T6H-5305 - 6V71N/VH9 (13 September 2014)
CT #1154 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (27 November 2013)
CT #1014 - 1979 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (17 December 2013)
CT #5020 - 1991 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (13 February 2013)
CT #1156 - 1982 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (6 June 2013)
CT #5113 - 1990 MCI TC40-102A - 6V92TA/V731 (25 June 2012)
CT #1002 - 1979 GMDD T6H-5307N - 6V71N/V730 (8 April 2013)
CT #5019 - 1991 MCI TC40-102N - 6V92TA/VR731 (2 October 2014) 
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Too bad 2 strokes aren't around NOW, they could drown out noisy people talking on cell phones.
And the nasty modern music too.
I talk on my phone on the bus and dont give a darn!
I can cry right now. Thank you for bringing back some of the sounds of my childhood. Haven't seen these since the 1990s
REAL buses right here
I never realized low floor buses also were powered with those engines too.
Me neither.
Sure were
AMC also made city buses back in the day but didn't see too many Saw mostly GMC buses
I think the two strokes were available in a D40LF until 1994 when it was replaced by the rattly series 50.
Yes! I didn't either. The very first batch of low floors had the last series of Detroit 2-strokes. I didn't Know it at the time, but after I learned about the Detroit 2-stroke engine several years ago, I started realizing all the vehicles that had those engines.
I miss that sweet screamin Jimmy sound around the city of the buses
It's nice to see old buses still in service
They are not
These clips are from 2012-14 (read description) by 2013-14 pretty much all of these buses were gone.
I can't take it! This is how REAL buses sounded back then. These newer ones don't sound like nothin.
These city buses were GMC and made in Pontiac MI
@Oswaldo Zuniga Why you say that?
The heaters in the back worked wonders on a cold day and a long trip
Frl
Tomorrow , It's still thur here@@ticky2586 how did you get so many subscribers ?
That sound is what I miss most from my transit driving days.
What I don't miss is when a turbo quits as you're entering an underpass.
Watched the junk yard crawl and heard about these busses. Interesting sound.
Just blew my mind, had no idea the buses I was riding in 10 years ago had those motors in them still
Detroit Diesels are very rare today!
I Spray Wd40 Up My Butt To Make Poo Slide Out Easier
@@dianawillemsen6341 where are your parents-
Series 60, DD13, and DD15 are still common
@@dianawillemsen6341 don’t lie girl don’t scheiße lol
@@alpzepta and they all sound ass compared to the 2 strokes. Also worth noting brand new 2 stroke detroits are still being assembled somewhere in the world for generators and construction equipment. When engine platforms die off like that usually the company will destroy their casts and tooling, but I think detroit sold theirs to someone in another country. Or they were given to a company for scrap and not properly disposed of. I'm fine with either
Very nice compilation!! Man that brings back the memories of what seems like only a year or two ago!
Go Detroit BABY!!!!
Detroit diesels rule
I'm miss the GMC
Great compilation - thanks!
Well gang. At 39, that is Theee first D40 Low Floor with a 2 stroke anything that ive seen in Motion!😂😂😂. Flew into BC in 93, parked. Saw one at JFK in 99, Parked.
Beautiful, and why don’t we still make and use them?!!!
Just like the Old Ramcharger SUV’s
Love it 👍🏾❤️😁💯
1:55
I was looking for this comment 👍best sounding engine in the world, and it's from a fucking bus lmfaooooo
@@JJC991I know is the first low floor bus to have an 6v92 engine and the transmission still sounds the same as all the other Detroit diesel engines or Cummins engines
😱♥♥
V6 in a bus is strange at least
i need one ,,, now ;;
No way!! You live in Calgary?
Pontiac MI made GMC buses
Being that the video is from Canada, all the buses in it were built at the GM Diesel Division plant in London, Ontario. 😉
Not all some were made in Pontiac Mi
3:50 isn’t 4 minuets
Who gives a shit