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Prevost Champion Bus (Super Panoramique) 1967
- 1983
Advantages - Prevost
seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive
custom bus conversion market
Disadvantages - replacement slanted windows can
be difficult to find or convert for RV use, ribbed skins more difficult
to clean than other styles, stepped roof
Notes - ribbed skins help
cover up dings, some like the slanted widow look, stepped
roof, made in Canada, sold as a deluxe three-axle coach, 27-inch high
slanted-sash windows.
Conversion Issues = slanted
windows, cheap way to own the Prevost name.
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Specifications
- Length: 40 feet, Width: 96 inches, 130 inches, Wheelbase:
280 inches, Typical Engine: DDA 8V71, Seating: 40-51, Transmission:
Manual 4 speed, Automatic: Available HT740, Luggage: 300 cubic feet,
Fuel Tank: 130 Gallons |
Prevost Prestige Bus 1971 - 1981
Advantages - Prevost
seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive
custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - replacement curved windows can
be difficult to find or convert for RV use, ribbed skins more difficult
to clean than other styles
Notes - ribbed skins help
cover up dings, some like the curved widow look, stepped roof, structurally
similar to the Champion except with 42-inch-high side windows, made in
Canada,
Conversion Issues = curved
windows, cheap way to own the Prevost name.
Specifications - Length:
40 feet, Width: 96 inches, 131 inches, Wheelbase: 280 inches, Typical
Engine: DDA 8V71, Seating: 40-51, Transmission: Manual 6 speed, Automatic:
Available HT740, Luggage: 300 cubic feet, Fuel Tank: 130 Gallons
Suspension: Air Ride, Steering: Power (optional)
Prevost LeMirage Bus 1976 +
Advantages - Prevost
seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive
custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - replacement curved windows can
be difficult to find or convert for RV use, ribbed skins more difficult
to clean than other styles
Notes - ribbed skins help
cover up dings, LeMirage was modified from the Prestige by adding a full-height
windshield and eliminating the roof step, Astral is a LeMirage model which
has sightseer windows built into the roof.
Conversion Issues = curved
windows, cheap way to own the Prevost name.
Specifications - Length:
40 feet, Width: 96 inches, 131 inches, Wheelbase: 280 inches, Typical
Engine: DDA 8V71, Seating: 47-53, Transmission: Manual 4 or 5 speed, Automatic:
Available HT740, Luggage: 315 cubic feet, Fuel Tank: 130 Gallons, Suspension:
Air Ride, Steering: Power (optional), Turn radius: 43 feet
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Prevost LeMirage XL Bus 1983 - 2000
Advantages - Prevost
seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive
custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - replacement curved windows can
be difficult to find or convert for RV use, ribbed skins more difficult
to clean than other styles
Notes - 102" version of
the LeMirage, ribbed skins help cover up dings, LeMirage was modified
from the Prestige by adding a full-height windshield and eliminating the
roof step, Astral is a LeMirage model with sightseer windows built into
the roof.
Conversion Issues = curved
windows, cheap way to own the Prevost name.
Specifications - Length:
40 feet, Width: 102 inches, 131 inches, Wheelbase: 280 inches, Typical
Engine: DDA 8V71, Seating: 47-53, Transmission: Manual 4 or 5 speed, Automatic:
Available HT740, Luggage: 315 cubic feet, Fuel Tank: 130 Gallons, Suspension:
Air Ride, Steering: Power (optional), Turn radius: 43 feet
Prevost Marathon Bus 1983
+
Advantages - larger
square windows, Prevost seems to have the strongest name and highest resale
value in the expensive custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - not made much longer in this configuration
Notes - additional XL added
to name means 102" wide
Conversion Issues = affordable
way to own the Prevost name for some.
Prevost LeMirage XL45 Bus 1995
Advantages - 102"
wide, 45 foot length, Prevost seems to have the strongest name and highest
resale value in the expensive custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - replacement curved windows can
be difficult to find or convert for RV use, ribbed skins more difficult
to clean than other styles
Notes - ribbed skins help
cover up dings
Conversion Issues =
45 foot length
Prevost LeMirage XLII Bus 2000
+
Advantages - Incredible
bonded curved windows give a tremendous modern look, fully paintable exterior,
Prevost seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the
expensive custom bus conversion market.
Disadvantages - replacement curved windows can
be more difficult to convert for RV use
Notes - 45 feet length
Conversion Issues = still
has curved windows
Prevost H340 Bus 1989 +
Advantages - Prevost
seems to have the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive
custom bus conversion market
Disadvantages - replacement trapezoidal first side
window may be harder to find, smaller dealer network than MCI
Notes - H341 has trapezoidal
first side window
Conversion Issues = nice
conversion candidate
Prevost H345 Bus 1994 +
Advantages - 45
foot length, number of technical improvements made, Prevost seems to have
the strongest name and highest resale value in the expensive custom bus
conversion market
Disadvantages
- smaller dealer network than MCI
Notes -
Conversion Issues = nice
conversion candidate
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