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I have lost my lease on the property and need to get rid of alot of buses and parts. Check out the website for pictures and info on each bus. I will be getting rid of 30 buses ranging from Old Looks, Fishbowls, RTS's, Metro's, Neoplans and a AMG

I am willing to donate to museums and will take payments of any bus if it is going to a good home. Please contact me personally at 951 684-5926
I have 29 days to be out. This is an awful time in my life as I have saved all of these buses from being scrapped and no comes the time that I need to get rid of the.

I dont have the time to contact every museum so if you belong to a museum please pass this info along.
This is a partial list of buses that must go right away. Whatever doesnt find a good home will be driven to the scrap yard. There is alot of history here and I hate to see this happens and it breaks my heart.

3021,2106,705,708,5285,2363,2397,3011,7728,806,2932,806,1728,2004,202,1322,351,850,874,1128,3037,7020,5034,364,626,1003,2700,100 and 2308. Please look on the website for more info on each bus.

psa188 · Joined: 19 Oct 2007 Posts: 25 Location: San Jose

MOVIEBUSES · Posted: Thu Apr 03, 2008 5:05 pm Post subject:

Just check on the website for pictures of each bus, its very simple. There is thousands of pictures on the site. Go to Picture Gallery and have fun.

www.rts-regionaltransitservice.com

Helman700 · Joined: 18 Jul 2012 Posts: 2 Location: Scranton, PA

Its too bad I saw this four years too late as I would have definately worked to save some important ones. I hope nothing went to scrap and would be interested to know what happened here. I see the company still exists and seems too add inventory as of late so maybe nothing happened? It doesnt look like there are many old looks left in their roster so maybe some did have to go. Anyone have any information on this collection?

buslist · Posted: Sun Apr 28, 2013 10:17 am Post subject:

Scott is facing more medical issues. He is once again looking to get out of this business and has much of the fleet up for sale.

Mr. Linsky · Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 1:35 am Post subject:

I've been worried about Scott's health and am sorry that he is in decline and, will pray for his rapid return to normalcy.

It wouldn't be a shame if any of Scott's beautiful specimens wind up in the crusher - it would be a 'sin'! and I hope they will all find good homes.

When I dealt as a broker of vintage buses for motion pictures and television back in the eighties and nineties here in Los Angeles, we had little to choose from and even less in half way decent condition.

Scott, who arrived on the scene just as I was retiring, strove for perfection with his studio rentals and gained a respect in a business that had never been taken very seriously before he came along.

The best of luck to Scott.

Regards,

Mr. 'L'

NorthShore · Age: 77 Joined: 18 Mar 2012 Posts: 113

I am sure the National Museum of Bus Transportation in Hershey, PA could be a good home for the buses.