Ismael Bus Line International Normal Control (402) Oroquieta Street, Santa Cruz, Manila, Philippines.
Ismael Bus Line International Normal Control (402) Oroquieta Street, Santa Cruz, Manila, Philippines.
Ismael Bus Line International (Normal Control) that means front engined with external bonnet No(402) in Oroquieta Street, Santa Cruz, Manila, Philippines.
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wow…………… am speechles sir. thanks for sharing this pics…….
sa edsa buses ang mga alam kong nagamit ng bus with nguso is JD trans, MALTC yata meron din, tas sa prov bus and nakitaan ko lang noon is Times trans
we always joked that this bus might not to our destination….mukhang tirikin.
EJRC Marikina Transit still uses front engined buses today with IH logo pero mukhang ibang makina na…reconditioned Isuzu siguro…
Classic photo, nice collections of this kind Sir express000 thanks for having shared to us.
It’s an International Harvester popularly used in the late 60’s upto the 80’s, by Times Transit, Viron Transit, Inocencio Aniceto(St.Joseph), Sta.Lucia Express, Dacanay Express, Pascual Liner, and other buses at that time.
Having stopped production in the early ’80s, all IH buses are probably re-engined now. The usual alternative then to IH engines was to use Cummins but that engine is no longer popular here since the Japanese manufacturers dominated. I rode an IH bus passing the Marcos Highway a few years ago and the driver told me its engine is Fuso.
In a few years time we might not see that kind of bus anymore.
Wow parang lumang school bus pero hinde yellow
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called We Love Marikina Buses!, and we’d love to have this added to the group!