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abachman3 · 12-01-2023, 05:50 PM

The Beller Museum, Romeoville, IL just completed a total restoration/rebuild of a 1932 School bus. It took several old bodies to get enough panels to rebuild to use/make the new bus. This bus has no wood in the body panels. It is no longer powered by the 1932 motor, but has a Cadillac V-8 motor powering it. It is now part of the Beller collection of more tan 75 Model A and B vehicles.

12-01-2023, 05:50 PM	#13
abachman3 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Western Springs, IL Posts: 324	Re: Model AA Buses produced?? Surviving?? The Beller Museum, Romeoville, IL just completed a total restoration/rebuild of a 1932 School bus. It took several old bodies to get enough panels to rebuild to use/make the new bus. This bus has no wood in the body panels. It is no longer powered by the 1932 motor, but has a Cadillac V-8 motor powering it. It is now part of the Beller collection of more tan 75 Model A and B vehicles.