Mack Trucks CW
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| Mack Trucks - CW | |
| Years of manufacture | 1935-1943 |
| Length | ? |
| Width | 94 1/2" |
| Power/Fuel | ? |
The Mack CW was a transit bus built by Mack Trucks from 1935-1943. The CW featured a full low floor design with the engine (an EN-354) in a pod or bustle behind the body. The rear axle was located behind the passenger compartment.
Later the rear was redesigned to incorporate the engine into the rest of the body. [1]
Operators
Canada 
- Autobus Carier et Frère - QC
- Greater Winnipeg Transit Commission - Winnipeg, MB
- Kingston City Coach - Kingston, ON
- Ottawa Electric Railway - Ottawa, ON
- Ottawa Transportation Commission - Ottawa, ON
- Quebec Railway, Light and Power Company - Quebec City, QC
- Winnipeg Electric Company - Winnipeg, MB
United States 
- Beach Transit Company
- Chicago Motor Coach - Chicago, IL
- Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Railway Company - Cincinnati, OH
- Cincinnati Street Railway - Cincinnati, OH
- Community Traction Company - Toledo, OH
- Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company - CT
- Dixie Traction Company - Covington/Newport, KY
- Erie Coach Company - Erie, PA
- Hendrickson Bus Corporation - NY
- Indianapolis Railways - Indianapolis, IN
- International Railway Company - Buffalo, NY
- Long Beach Bus Company - NY
- Mack Brothers Transportation Company - NY
- Nassau Bus Line - NY
- Niagara Frontier Transit System - Buffalo, NY (as acquired from IRC)
- Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company - Philadelphia, PA
- Poughkeepsie and Wappingers Falls Railway Company - Poughkeepsie, NY
- Rockville Centre Bus Corporation - NY
- St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat & Power Company - St. Joseph, MO
- Salt Lake City Lines - Salt Lake City, UT
- Steinway Omnibus Corporation - New York, NY
- The Connecticut Company - CT
- Twin City Rapid Transit Company - Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
- Utah Light and Traction Company - Salt Lake City, UT
- Utica City Lines - Utica, NY
- Utility Lines - NY
- Wooley Bus Lines - NY