BC Transit 6199-6203

BC Transit 6199-6203 were General Motors Diesel Division T6H-4523N buses built in 1972. They were originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 785-789. Units transferred to other BC Transit systems prior to 1996 were renumbered, while 786 was transferred in 1996 and retained its original three-digit number until retirement.

Engine	Transmission	Seating	Destination sign
Detroit Diesel 6V71N	Allison VS2-6		Rollsign

Details

Fleet number	Thumbnail	Date	VIN	UPF number	Paint	Status/System	Notes
6199		1972	C022	6199		Retired	Originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 785. Transferred to Prince George Transit System as 6199 in 1990. Transferred to Victoria Regional Transit System in 1991, renumbered back to 785. to OTC as temp Loaner during Oak St Bridge rebuild in 1995, returned to Kamloops Transit System as 6199 in 1996 to Victoria Regional Transit System stored in 1997 and retired
8786		1972	C023	6200		Retired	Originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 786. to OTC as temp loaner during Oak St Bridge rebuild in 1995; returned to Sunshine Coast Transit System in 1996 not renumbered to Whistler Transit System in 1999 retired by 2000
6201		1972	C024	6201		Retired	Originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 787(1). Transferred to Nelson as 6201 in 1975 after garage fire destroyed most of Nelson fleet to Kamloops Transit System.c.1976 retired by 1997
6202		1972	C025	6202		Retired	Originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 788(1) Transferred to Nelson Transit System as 6202 in 1975 after garage fire destroyed most of Nelson fleet to Port Alberni/Clayoquot Transit System in 1992 to Regional District of Nanaimo Transit System in 1993 to Victoria Regional Transit System in 1994 for Commonweath Games to Kelowna Regional Transit System in 1995 to Central Fraser Valley Transit System in 1996 retired by 2001
6203		1972	C026	6203		Retired	Originally delivered to BC Hydro Transit as 789(1) Transferred to Nelson as 6203 in 1975 after garage fire destroyed most of Nelson fleet to Terrace Regional Transit System c,1976?? to {{Vernon Regional Transit System]] in 1992 to Victoria Regional Transit System in 1994 for Commonweath Games to Kamloops Transit System in 1995 to Central Fraser Valley Transit System in 1997