| Camas School District bus # 4 Stephen E. Adams photo |
| This photo, showing an early 60's vintage Gillig, was taken by Stephen E. Adams. Note the manual door opener behind the windshield divider. All other details of this bus are unknown. This bus is from the Camas School District in Washington state, and has since been retired. |
| The Cummins C-Series Gilligs became a leader in the rear-engine diesel bus market, not only for California, but all throughout the west coast. They set the industry standard for rear-engined buses, and set a standard for Gillig as well. The Cummins C-Series engines were inline sixes with varying horsepower, and displacement. The most popular C-Series engine in a Gillig was the Cummins C-180. The C-Series Gilligs were produced from the 1960's until the early 1970s, when the CAT and the Detroit Diesel engines became preferred over the C-Series. |
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