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| '''Years of manufacture''' || 1953 to 1959 | |||
| '''Years of manufacture''' || 1953 | |||
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| '''Length''' || 40 feet | | '''Length''' || 40 feet | ||
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The '''General Motors TDM-5108''' was a 40 foot [[Old Look]] suburban transit bus built from 1953 to 1959 in the United States. | The '''[[General Motors]] TDM-5108''' was a 40 foot [[Old Look]] suburban transit bus built from 1953 to 1959 in the United States. | ||
461 units were built for United States and Canadian operators. | 461 units were built for United States and Canadian operators. | ||
==Demonstrator units== | |||
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|1958 | |||
|0232 | |||
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|align=left|Sold in September 1958 to [[DeCamp Bus Lines]] [[DeCamp Bus Lines 283|283]]. | |||
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==Operators== | ==Operators== | ||
===Canada=== | ===Canada [[Image:Flag of Canada.png|28px]]=== | ||
* [[Autobus Deshaies]] | * [[Autobus Deshaies]] | ||
* [[Commission de transport de la ville de Laval]] - Laval, QC | * [[Commission de transport de la ville de Laval]] - Laval, QC | ||
* [[Metropolitan Provincial]] - Montreal, QC | |||
* [[Provincial Transport]] - Montreal, QC | |||
===United States=== | ===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]=== | ||
* [[Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad]] - Glen Burnie, MD | |||
* [[Bonanza Bus Lines]] - Providence, RI | |||
* [[Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company]] - Hammond, IN | |||
* [[DeCamp Bus Lines]] - Montclair, NJ | |||
* [[Double A Transportation]] - Rocky Hill, CT | |||
* [[Holyoke Street Railway]] - Holyoke, MA | |||
* [[Jamaica Buses]] - Jamaica, NY | |||
* [[Lakeland Bus Lines]] - Dover, NJ | * [[Lakeland Bus Lines]] - Dover, NJ | ||
* [[Peerless Stages]] - Oakland, CA | |||
==Preserved Coaches== | ==Preserved Coaches== | ||
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|[[Atomic Energy Commission]] | |[[Atomic Energy Commission]] | ||
|5171 | |5171 | ||
| | |LC (Chris) Slaney (Calgary, AB)<br> | ||
*Coach to be restored to original condition. | |||
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|1953 | |1953 | ||
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|E5660 | |E5660 | ||
|Vincent Goins | |Vincent Goins | ||
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|1958 | |||
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|280 | |||
|[[Public Service Coordinated Transport]] | |||
|M704 | |||
|[[Double A Transportation]] | |||
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|1958 | |1958 |
Latest revision as of 19:33, 6 February 2024
GMC TDM-5108 | |
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Years of manufacture | 1953 to 1959 |
Length | 40 feet |
Width | 96 inches |
Power/Fuel | Diesel |
The General Motors TDM-5108 was a 40 foot Old Look suburban transit bus built from 1953 to 1959 in the United States.
461 units were built for United States and Canadian operators.
Demonstrator units
Fleet number | Thumbnail | Year | Serial | Engine | Transmission | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1958 | 0232 | Sold in September 1958 to DeCamp Bus Lines 283. |
Operators
Canada
- Autobus Deshaies
- Commission de transport de la ville de Laval - Laval, QC
- Metropolitan Provincial - Montreal, QC
- Provincial Transport - Montreal, QC
United States
- Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad - Glen Burnie, MD
- Bonanza Bus Lines - Providence, RI
- Chicago and Calumet District Transit Company - Hammond, IN
- DeCamp Bus Lines - Montclair, NJ
- Double A Transportation - Rocky Hill, CT
- Holyoke Street Railway - Holyoke, MA
- Jamaica Buses - Jamaica, NY
- Lakeland Bus Lines - Dover, NJ
- Peerless Stages - Oakland, CA
Preserved Coaches
Year | Thumbnail | Serial | Original Owner | Fleet Number | Current Owner |
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1953 | 26 | Atomic Energy Commission | 5171 | LC (Chris) Slaney (Calgary, AB)
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1953 | 33 | Atomic Energy Commission | 5178 | Les Bagley | |
1956 | 69 | Red & Tan Lines | 157 | Dave Leppla | |
1956 | 105 | Eastern Greyhound Lines | E5660 | Vincent Goins | |
1958 | 280 | Public Service Coordinated Transport | M704 | Double A Transportation | |
1958 | 323 | Public Service Coordinated Transport | M762 | B. Cooper |