Message #23939

[LifestarFe]

I meant to add a neither button...
Actually the bus won't need that much repairs. We won't be putting TONS of miles on it, and Gilligs have a pretty good record...(My school's 636D, though used minimally, hasn't been in the shop for repairs in a long, long time!)

Besides, if we use the bus frequently enough for a couple (1-3) years, we can apply for a CARB grant of up to $140,000...to replace it with a new bus. Therefore purchasing a 1980 bus is a good investment on our part.