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A fine example of a well cared for vehicle and a pleasure to drive. This coach is suitable for all applications and in particular, continued commercial operation. Seats rate 9.9/10. A proud addition to any fleet. *Click on ABC logo to view other vehicles in stock*
1999 International Metrotec Rear mount Perkins straight 6 cylinder diesel Air bag suspension Power steering Automatic Very large under floor storage bins Air brakes, maxi brake, exhaust brake Raised exhaust stack Length 12.4m or 40 feet 8.5 inches Ceiling height 1.97m or 6 feet 5 inches Vehicle height 3.65m or 11 feet 10.7 inches GVM 16,000 kg Reconditioned motor Service history available
1999 VOLVO B7R PMC 160 BODY . Flat floor . Gearbox 6 speed synchromesh . Large underfloor storage bins . Cruise 100 kph . Length 12.2 m or 40 feet . Ceiling height 1.98 m or 6 feet 6 inches . GVM 16,000 kg
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