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The bus was bought by the Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg (Metro Transit), and originally housed a large computer on-board for testing a early radio/geo-positioning system.

Year, Make & Model: 1971 General Motors T6H-4421AДЇeatures: Detroit Diesel 6V71N, Allison VS2-6 transmission, air brakes, 35-foot length. The bus was sold to the Sacramento Regional Transit District, then to BC Transit in Victoria, and finally to Regina Transit. The was originally purchased by Los Angeles Transit Lines in 1954, later becoming part of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Transit Authority as number 6583. Year, Make & Model: 1954 General Motors TDH-4801ДЇeatures: Detroit Diesel 6V71, air brakes, 37вЂ™ 3/4вЂќ length. The bus was stored in 1970 and is preserved by the MTHA. The unit operated on city bus routes until Octowhen it served as the last in-service trolley coach. The electric trolley was purchased by the Winnipeg Electric Company in 1950 as part of its rails to rubber conversion program. Year, Make & Model: 1950 Canadian Car Foundary - Brill T48ДЇeatures: Electric propulsion trolley coach, air brakes, 40-foot length. The bus was recovered in 1990 and was restored by MTHA volunteers in 1992. The unit operated on city bus routes until 1955 when it was sold to J.

The bus was purchased by the Winnipeg Electric Company in 1946 along with 4 other sections.

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Year, Make & Model: 1946 Ford Transit 69BДЇeatures: Six cylinder gasoline engine, a 4-speed manual transmission, air brakes. Work continues today on completing this unit back to operational status. The bus was recovered in 1989 at Grand Marais, Manitoba and has been partially restored by MTHA volunteers. The unit operated on routes within the City of Winnipeg and remained in service until 1957. The bus was purchased by the Winnipeg Electric Company in 1941. It was recovered from KingвЂ™s Welding yard in 1990 and restored by MTHA volunteers in 1993. The bus remained in service until 1955 at which time it was sold Sutherland Cartage. The unit had no back door and originally operated on the Winnipeg - Selkirk commuter line, however it was found to be too small for the passenger demand and was transferred to operate on routes within the City of Winnipeg. The bus was part of a five bus order by the Winnipeg Electric Company in 1937. Privately, he is developing an energy drink, as well.Features: Hercules six cylinder gasoline engine, a 3-speed manual transmission, air brakes. Then there is a plan for 50-proof cognac in flavors such as apple, pear, and orange, which he aims to call Tippet - the nickname of his first wife, Louise Rosenstiel, who died of a heart attack in the early 1970s. Frank will name one of them Genofranco, after his brother and business partner, Eugene, who died last year.

The New Rochelle (N.Y.) company will soon announce that it is launching a line of five Sicilian wines, called the Sidney Frank Collection. 'I'd like to be the $10 billion man!' he shouts.ДЇlush with capital, Sidney Frank Importing's growth may well move as fast as its owner's mouth. Between handing out millions to eclectic charities and trailing the golf pros he keeps on staff, the gleefully quirky octogenarian is plotting his next conquest. But at 84, Frank isn't just basking in the glow of his good fortune. It was the latest triumph for the chief executive of Sidney Frank Importing Co., who earlier made an improbable hit out of JГ¤germeister Herbal Liqueur. Liquor importer Sidney Frank enjoys referring to himself as 'the $2 billion man.' It's a perfectly apt handle, considering he sold one of his top-selling brands, Grey Goose Vodka, to Bacardi Ltd.