Their most popular bus is their oldest one - a 1937 Twin Coach 23R.
The latest acquisition was a pair of 1950s coaches restored by New Flyer. This 1954 Western Flyer Scenic Cruiser traveled the Winnipeg / Lockport / Selkirk route for Grey Goose for decades.


With the great windows and chrome inside and out you could tell that the bus industry was working to match a sense of the style that was luring the traveling public to the airlines.

For more on Manitoba's bus history:
Manitoba Transit Heritage Association
Winnipeg Streetcar.com
A Transit History of Winnipeg
Manitoba Transit Heritage Association
Winnipeg Streetcar.com
A Transit History of Winnipeg
2 comments:
Good post, but the title left me expecting something else altogether! Was this a ploy to drive up traffic?
Well, that IS bus porn ! Full bodied shots of some sexy public transportation vehicles.
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