Gillig Bus for Sale Guide - gillig buses for sale everywhere so read for help choosing the right Gillig bus first
Click the manufacturers name for brand specific issues
MCI Prevost
Van
Hool Eagle Bluebird GMC Neoplan Dina Setra Gillig Lag Irizar
Contact us today with corrections
Gillig Bus for Sale Model Chart
Gillig Phantom Bus 1953 - 1979
Advantages - light weight means better fuel mileage, typically inexpensive compared to MCI's or Prevost conversion shells, 56" wide rear door, wide doors with 36" front aisle width maximize accessibility for handicapped passengers, uses smaller standard size tires for lower cost and inventory, light-weight high-strength aluminum alloy skins, stainless steel under-floor structure
Disadvantages - monocoque construction means it is NOT recommended for raised roof or slide out installations
Notes - available in 30 foot, 35 foot and 40 foot versions, Quick change skirt panels and easily accessible maintenance items speed up servicing and minimize down time for transit service
Conversion Issues = low floor bus with little to no built in storage area
Specifications - Length: 30, 35, 40 feet, Width: 96 inches, Height: 120 inches, Wheelbase: inches, Typical Engines: DDC S-40, S-50, Cummins ISC, ISL, ISM, Seating: 29, 37, 45, Typical Transmissions: Allison, Voith, or ZF, Luggage: cubic feet, Aisle Width: inches, Fuel Tank: 125 or 150 Gallons, Suspension: air, Typical Steering: Manual
Our bus for sale prepurchase checklist is helpful when shopping for a coach.
Sitemap all pages
Commandments
Buyers
Checklist
Tour Bus
Conversion
Bus
School Bus
Selling
a Bus
Shuttle Bus
Bus Insurance
Bus
Loans
Bus Parts
Bus Rent
Charter a Bus
Accident Lawyer
Bus Dealer
Bus
Makes
MCI Bus
Prevost Bus
Van
Hool Bus
Eagle Bus
GMC Bus
Bluebird
Bus
Neoplan Bus
Dina Bus
Setra
Bus
Gillig Bus
Lag Bus
Irizar
Bus
Bus Broker
Wheelchair Van
Links
Used Bus Sales
RV
Issues
RV Types
rv
for sale
Contact us