Northwest Bus Sales - 1984 MCI MC9 47 Passenger Motor Coach For Sale - C04364

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1984 MCI MC9 47 Passenger Motor Coach
Bus Body Manufacturer and Model: MCI MC9
Chassis Manufacturer: MCI
Year: 1984
Engine: Detroit Diesel 8V-71
Transmission: Allison 4-Speed Automatic
Brakes: Air Brakes
Passenger Entry Door:
Passenger Capacity: 48 Passenger
Heat:
A/C: Driver and Passenger A/C
Mirrors: Large Exterior Mirrors w/ Convex
Options:
Overhead Parcel Racks
Tinted Passenger Windows
Huge Underfloor Storage
Arm Rests
Please call us at 1-800-231-7099 with any questions about this bus for sale or any buses for sale on our website. If you are traveling from out of town, we're happy to pick you up at the airport or your hotel. If you would like some help with travel arrangements we can make recommendations. All buses for sale on website are located on our lot in Edgewood, Washington just south of Seattle.

[@TheBusDriver84]

I would love to hear that fast idle on the old school coaches

[@MrWill1985]

I never knew you could get the MC9 with 8V71 in 84. I always thought most MC9s from 82 and up were 6v92. But I know the 6v71 was available throught the 80s into early 90s on transit buses.

[@shnorth888]

The 8V71 was still available on the MC9, later to be replaced with the 8V92 but alot of companies went with the 6 cylinder version. Surprisingly manual transmission were still offered on MCI and Prevost buses in the 80's and early 90's. Canadian National Railways used to run a bus service across the province Of Newfoundland, to replace passenger rail service, from 1968 up to 1996. CN's first buses were Prevost's which were all automatic and had the 8V71 but later purchases of the MCI 8 and MC9 all came with 4 or 5 speed manual transmissions complete with the 8v71 motor. CN's last two buses purchased were 1990 MCI 102C3's which had the 5 speed manual teamed up with the 8V92 motor. The manual teamed up with a Detroit 8 cylinder made a great sounding motor.