garmon757 Posted October 14 Report Posted October 14 14 hours ago, Elkmn said: The new ventra readers that are being installed on buses and at some train stops 14 hours ago, Elkmn said: It's by the folded up walker in this photo Spotted one at 95th about 3 months ago. Quote
Erin Mishkin Jr. Posted October 14 Report Posted October 14 On 10/3/2025 at 8:51 PM, Mr.NewFlyer1279 said: proof The bus in the Larry wins wrap pictured is 1902. coincidentally, another Larry wins bus has also been retired, which is 2024. 1 Quote
Mr.NewFlyer1279 Posted October 18 Report Posted October 18 1660 and 1789 are at shops with LTH/300 stickers. Quote
Erin Mishkin Jr. Posted October 21 Report Posted October 21 1822 has been officially retired To be determined includes 1633, 1718, 1719, 1760, 1982, 2001 Quote
Mr.NewFlyer1279 Posted October 21 Report Posted October 21 42 minutes ago, Erin Mishkin Jr. said: 1822 has been officially retired To be determined includes 1633, 1718, 1719, 1760, 1982, 2001 1633 is at F on hold, 1718 is off the active roster the rest idk Quote
Bus1883 Posted October 21 Report Posted October 21 1760 appears to be officially retired, drove past it down Perry while the engine was running Quote
YoungBusLover Posted October 24 Report Posted October 24 Well it appears we are down to the final 10 Allison's in service, so get those final rides in while you can. #1982 and #2001 haven't been active since early Oct and are presumed to be retired. A true end of an era, those Allison transmissions were powerful on take off. The only thing I won't miss is the bowling alley seat design. 😅 #1932 (NP), #1950 (C), #1957 (C), #1962 (C), #1967 (C), #1975 (C), #2006 (C), #2012 (C), #2019 (C), and #2025 (C) Quote
Bus1883 Posted October 25 Report Posted October 25 13 hours ago, YoungBusLover said: Well it appears we are down to the final 10 Allison's in service, so get those final rides in while you can. #1982 and #2001 haven't been active since early Oct and are presumed to be retired. A true end of an era, those Allison transmissions were powerful on take off. The only thing I won't miss is the bowling alley seat design. 😅 #1932 (NP), #1950 (C), #1957 (C), #1962 (C), #1967 (C), #1975 (C), #2006 (C), #2012 (C), #2019 (C), and #2025 (C) Especially before the rehabs, I have definitely heard the howling during the acceleration growing up. Found a pic of #1937 at one of the New Flyer factories including this one in Minnesota. Not my pic but credits to the original owner. I’m pretty sure the entire orders 1000-2029, 800-809, 900-909 and 4000-4207 were made between multiple factories across the country instead of all in one facility which explains how they were delivered so fast compared to Nova. I know for a fact the 900s were made in the New Flyer facility in Canada. While the 800s I believe came from the one in Dakota. Not entirely sure. Quote
Erin Mishkin Jr. Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM Report Posted Wednesday at 11:02 PM On 10/24/2025 at 6:47 AM, YoungBusLover said: Well it appears we are down to the final 10 Allison's in service, so get those final rides in while you can. #1982 and #2001 haven't been active since early Oct and are presumed to be retired. A true end of an era, those Allison transmissions were powerful on take off. The only thing I won't miss is the bowling alley seat design. 😅 #1932 (NP), #1950 (C), #1957 (C), #1962 (C), #1967 (C), #1975 (C), #2006 (C), #2012 (C), #2019 (C), and #2025 (C) Neither 1982 or 2001 are retired they both returned this afternoon. The total is still 12. 1 Quote
Erin Mishkin Jr. Posted 16 hours ago Report Posted 16 hours ago A trip to the boneyard confirms 1760 has been retired The shop guys were towing 1914 around to the fuel bay where they started the bus up and left it running in the oil bay for about five minutes. 1 Quote
pokemonprime Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago you ever wonder if they know bus nerds come down to 77th, or do they think we're normal weirdos, poking camera lenses through the fence? Quote
Elkmn Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 21 minutes ago, pokemonprime said: you ever wonder if they know bus nerds come down to 77th, or do they think we're normal weirdos, poking camera lenses through the fence? I think they have bigger fish to fry. 1 Quote
Erin Mishkin Jr. Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 29 minutes ago, pokemonprime said: you ever wonder if they know bus nerds come down to 77th, or do they think we're normal weirdos, poking camera lenses through the fence? Only reason I’m doing this is because there’s barely any updates on what’s in the boneyard and in SS outside of street view and I’m like the only one who’s getting information now. Quote
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