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Used Freightliner Coach Bus in Florida, USA

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    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus

    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus

    • Manufacturer: Freightliner
    • Model: MB55
    • Gross weight: 15,000 kg
    • Fuel type: diesel

    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus, 5.9L L6 diesel, Auto, 4X2, A/C, (64,085 miles) (Runs and Moves. Paint Damage, Jump to Start. (Seller States: Air Leak) This is a Titled Item*

    Riviera Beach, FL
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    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus

    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus

    • Manufacturer: Freightliner
    • Model: MB55
    • Mileage: 1 mi
    • Gross weight: 15,000 kg

    2006 Freightliner MB55 Chassis Bus, 5.9L L6 diesel, Auto, 4X2, True Mileage Unknown (Runs and Moves. Jump to Start. Broken Window. Paint Damage. Horn Blows. (Seller States: Air Leak) This is a Titled Item*

    Riviera Beach, FL
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    2016 Freightliner S2 Limo Bus/Party

    2016 Freightliner S2 Limo Bus/Party Bus

    • Manufacturer: Freightliner
    • Mileage: 31,500 mi

    Clean, west coast Goshen 2018 37 passenger limo bus with fresh paint and new interior by Riverside First Class Coachworks with (1) year warranty. Under seat drawers, removable pole, everything works. Seat lengths...

    $99,900 USD

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    Est. $1,880/mo

    Florida, USA

Overview

Coach buses are purpose-built vehicles for long-distance passenger transport, charter services, and tours. They feature high-capacity seating, luggage bays, onboard climate control, restrooms, and entertainment systems. Options include different wheelbase lengths, powertrains (diesel, hybrid, electric), and seating layouts tailored to operators’ route and comfort needs. Coaches are used by tour operators, intercity carriers, shuttle services, and private charter companies.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used coach bus?

Check engine and transmission condition, service records, frame and undercarriage for corrosion, HVAC and restroom systems, suspension and brakes, tire wear, odometer hours, and verify VIN and ownership documents.

How do I verify regulatory compliance and vehicle history?

Request maintenance logs, inspection certificates, emissions compliance, tachograph/GPS records where applicable, accident reports, and confirm it meets local passenger transport regulations.

What are common shipping options and costs for a coach bus?

Options include over-the-road transport on a low-loader trailer or driving the bus to destination. Costs depend on distance, permits, escorts for oversized loads, and loading/unloading—get quotes from specialist heavy-vehicle haulers.

How should I prepare a coach bus for transport?

Secure loose interior items, drain fluids if required by carrier, disable batteries per transporter rules, secure doors and windows, and provide keys, title, and insurance documents to the carrier.

What routine maintenance should I plan for a coach?

Schedule regular oil and filter changes, coolant and transmission checks, brake inspections, suspension and wheel alignment, HVAC servicing, and periodic chassis corrosion protection. Follow manufacturer service intervals.

How do I source parts and service for older or niche coach models?

Use OEM dealer networks, specialized coach service shops, and reputable aftermarket suppliers. Join operator forums and parts exchanges, and consider stocking critical spares for common wear items.