GM's "old-look" bus was a familiar sight in many American cities from the 40s onward. Designed especially for city and suburban routes, they came in many sizes with a variety of engine and transmission options, identified by an alphanumeric code.
This model is based on the TD 3610, built from 1946-48. Measuring 30' long, "T" indicated a transit bus for city and suburban routes, engines were "D" for diesel or "G" for gasoline, transmissions were "M" (manual) or "H" (hydraulic/automatic), 36 indicated seating capacity and 10 was the model number.
Each model features detailed metal and plastic parts, accurate interior and chassis plus authentic paint and graphics.
This model is based on the TD 3610, built from 1946-48. Measuring 30' long, "T" indicated a transit bus for city and suburban routes, engines were "D" for diesel or "G" for gasoline, transmissions were "M" (manual) or "H" (hydraulic/automatic), 36 indicated seating capacity and 10 was the model number.
Each model features detailed metal and plastic parts, accurate interior and chassis plus authentic paint and graphics.
NCL Blank Destination Board
NCL Destination: Chicago
NCL Destination: Los Angeles
Boston MTA
Philadelphia (PTC)