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The '''Mack CM''' was a transit bus built by Mack Trucks from 1939-1943. The CM was available either in gasoline, gasoline electric or Diesel electric configurations | The '''Mack CM''' was a 40-44 passenger transit bus built by Mack Trucks from 1939-1943. The CM was available either in gasoline, gasoline electric or Diesel electric configurations. It featured automatic clutch control. | ||
Close to 1700 were built in its four year production run, making it the most popular prewar Mack model. <ref>[http://bustalk.info/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6456#6456 BusTalk]</ref> | Close to 1700 were built in its four year production run, making it the most popular prewar Mack model. <ref>[http://bustalk.info/forum/viewtopic.php?p=6456#6456 BusTalk]</ref> | ||
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==Operators== | ==Operators== | ||
===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]=== | ===United States [[Image:Flag of the United States.png|28px]]=== | ||
*[[Green Bus Lines]] - Jamaica, NY | * [[Akron Transportation Company]] - Akron, OH | ||
*[[Manhattan and Queens Bus Corporation]] - Jamaica, NY | * [[Asbury Rapid Transit System]] - CA | ||
*[[Motor Transit Company]] - Jacksonville, FL | * [[Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Railway Company]] - Cincinnati, OH | ||
* [[Cincinnati Street Railway]] - Cincinnati, OH | |||
* [[Cleveland Railway]] - Cleveland, OH | |||
* [[Cleveland Transit System]] - Cleveland, OH | |||
* [[Dallas Railway and Terminal Company]] - Dallas, TX | |||
* [[Dixie Traction Company]] - KY | |||
* [[Green Bus Lines]] - Jamaica, NY | |||
* [[International Railway Company (NY/ON)]] - NY | |||
* [[Jamaica Buses]] - Jamaica, NY | |||
* [[Key System]] - CA | |||
* [[Los Angeles Railway]] - Los Angeles, CA | |||
* [[Los Angeles Transit Lines]] - Los Angeles, CA | |||
* [[Louisville Railway Company]] - Louisville, KY | |||
* [[Manhattan and Queens Bus Corporation]] - Jamaica, NY | |||
* [[Motor Transit Company (FL)]] - Jacksonville, FL | |||
* [[Niagara Frontier Transit System]] - Buffalo, NY | * [[Niagara Frontier Transit System]] - Buffalo, NY | ||
* [[Philadelphia Transportation Company]] - Philadelphia, PA | |||
* [[St. Louis County Transit Company]] - St. Louis, MO | |||
* [[St. Louis Public Service Company]] - St. Louis, MO | |||
* [[The Connecticut Company]] - CT | |||
* [[Youngstown Municipal Railway Company]] - Youngstown, OH | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 23:48, 27 February 2022
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| Mack Trucks - CM | |
| Years of manufacture | 1939-1943 |
| Length | ? |
| Width | ? |
| Power/Fuel | gasoline, gasoline electric, Diesel electric |
The Mack CM was a 40-44 passenger transit bus built by Mack Trucks from 1939-1943. The CM was available either in gasoline, gasoline electric or Diesel electric configurations. It featured automatic clutch control.
Close to 1700 were built in its four year production run, making it the most popular prewar Mack model. [1]
Operators
United States 
- Akron Transportation Company - Akron, OH
- Asbury Rapid Transit System - CA
- Cincinnati, Newport and Covington Railway Company - Cincinnati, OH
- Cincinnati Street Railway - Cincinnati, OH
- Cleveland Railway - Cleveland, OH
- Cleveland Transit System - Cleveland, OH
- Dallas Railway and Terminal Company - Dallas, TX
- Dixie Traction Company - KY
- Green Bus Lines - Jamaica, NY
- International Railway Company (NY/ON) - NY
- Jamaica Buses - Jamaica, NY
- Key System - CA
- Los Angeles Railway - Los Angeles, CA
- Los Angeles Transit Lines - Los Angeles, CA
- Louisville Railway Company - Louisville, KY
- Manhattan and Queens Bus Corporation - Jamaica, NY
- Motor Transit Company (FL) - Jacksonville, FL
- Niagara Frontier Transit System - Buffalo, NY
- Philadelphia Transportation Company - Philadelphia, PA
- St. Louis County Transit Company - St. Louis, MO
- St. Louis Public Service Company - St. Louis, MO
- The Connecticut Company - CT
- Youngstown Municipal Railway Company - Youngstown, OH