Lewis Stages
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Lewis Stages was founded in 1914 and was based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
History
- Ceased operating in September 2017.
All-Time Roster
Fleet Number(s) | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | Engine | Transmission | Notes |
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42 | Prevost | H3-45 | |||||
326 | MCI | 102-EL3 | |||||
406 | MCI or TMC | 102-A3 | |||||
458 | Setra | S 417 | |||||
468 | 2009 | MCI | J4500 | Cummins ISM | ZF 12 AS 2301 BO | 3 units. 110V outlets, Blaupunkt entertainment system with 15" video monitors[1] | |
newer than 2006 | MCI | J4500 | 5 units.[1] | ||||
newer than 2006 | MCI | D4505 | [1] | ||||
MCI | E4500 | preowned[1] | |||||
500 | 2010 | MCI | J4500 | 46-seat coach with galley, Blaupunkt entertainment system with 15-inch video monitors, access to power outlets[2] | |||
505 | MCI | J4500 | |||||
1995 | Setra | S 217 HDH |
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2007 | MCI | J4500 | Caterpillar C13 | VIN - 2M93JMDAX7W063853 |
External Links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Lewis Stages wins over the West with stylish fleet. Adds three 2009 MCI® J4500s with custom-designed interiors, lower emissions, mcicoach.com, retrieved on 2009-06-25
- ↑ Lewis Stages adds a new MCI J4500, blazes new trails in 2010 with deluxe edition, mcicoach.com, retrieved on 2010-01-16