Huskycamp

I have the number from his membership placard. Where do I go from here. Husky Camp

Greetings all, May 28, 2012 update Thanks to Len Silva 32 new VINs were added to the list with a total of 67 more this week. The converted coach list is as follows: 1953-27 1954-12 1955-06 1956-16 1957-31 1958-26 1959-21 1960-31 unknown or no vin offered -33 Still a bus -08 Noted on the web-39 (Lens list clarified a few of these) Scrapped -23 This weeks total is-273 Leaving 4792 to find

Conversions verified by VIN: 130 Bus noted on web: 24 Scrapped busses 22 - 2 buses hit the scrapyard this week. Still a bus: 7 Conversion no VIN offered: 6 Total of 199 buses accounted for, leaving 4,866 buses to find. Jon

Greetings, I am searching for any PD 4104's that are still around. It doesn't matter if they are a bus in a museum, a custom or home built conversion, still a bus or yard art. Between 1953 & 1960 - 5,065 buses were made. How many are still around after all these years? The info I need is: VIN - so we can track where they started from. Status: a bus, shell, converted, scrapped,..... Owner Location city/state, province. Info source: FMCA My completed project will be posted at http://www.busnut.com Jon Usle Cajon Pass, CA