| Rek-Vee Industries Club Car
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| Years of manufacture |
1970s
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| Length |
24 feet
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| Width |
96 inches
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| Power/Fuel |
Diesel, gasoline
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The Club Car was developed by the Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications in conjunction with UTDC.
The vehicles were built on a Dodge van chassis. The all-fibreglass body was adapted from a RV model that was designed and manufactured by Rek Vee Industries of Scarborough, ON. Funcraft Industries Ltd. of Cambridge then installed the seating and interiors. The Club Car featured 17 perimeter seats. They also featured indirect lighting, under-the-seat ducted heating, and large picture windows. Almost all Club Cars had a single-leaf sedan-type front door.[1]
Specifications
| Dimensions
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| Overall length: 24' 2"
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| Width: 96"
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| Height: 109"
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| Engine
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| Deutz 6 cylinder air-cooled (Diesel models)
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| Chrysler 440 cu. in. V-8 (gasoline models)
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| Transmission
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| Allison AT-540 (Diesel models)
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| Chrysler Loadflite 3 spd. automatic (gasoline models)
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Operators
Canada 
- Bramalea Dial-A-Bus - Bramalea, ON
- Brampton Transit - Brampton, ON
- Burlington Transit - Burlington, ON
- Charterways Transportation
- GO Transit - Greater Toronto Area
- Hamilton Street Railway - Hamilton, ON
- Kingston Transit - Kingston, ON
- Midland Transit - Midland, ON
- Mississauga Transit - Mississauga, ON
- Oakville Transit - Oakville, ON
- OC Transpo - Ottawa, ON
- Pickering Transit - Pickering, ON
- Richmond Hill Transit - Richmond Hill, ON
- Sault Ste. Marie Transit - Sault Ste. Marie, ON
- Stratford Transit - Stratford, ON
- Toronto Transit Commission - Toronto, ON
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