| This bus is either a 636 D or a 555D series Gillig. No other information on this bus is known at this time |
| Photo submitted by Mark Obtinario |
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| Camas School District No. 117 (WA) |
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| Bus 19 is a 1979 Gillig with a CAT1160, and a Spicer 5 speed. This bus has a manual door opener, and a few other features not seen on most other Gilligs. ** This photo was taken several years prior to the one below it. Look for different mirrors, the wiper arms are black in the lower photos, and the emblem obviously has some wear (most of the paint is gone). Also, look for a newer appearance to the bus in the upper one. |
| Stephen E. Adams photos |
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| This Gillig is a 1976 Gillig with a Caterpillar 3208 and a Fuller 10 speed transmission. The model number of this bus is 636D-13, 76, passenger capacity, The bus is given a weekly wash and wax, and is one of the best looking Gilligs I have ever seen. |
| Visalia Unified School District bus #30 (CA) |
| Front View |
| Right Front View |
| Right Rear View |
| Closeup of the front Gillig emblem |
| View of front bulkhead (showing placement of Gillig emblem) |
| Left Front View (inside parking structure - next to its twin) |
| View of driver area. |
| View of Engine compartment |
| Closeup view of drivebelt pullies |
| Side view of engine |
| All Gillig buses in the Quillayute Valley School District are model number 636D-13s. They are no older than 1978, and most of them have been recently restored. I photographed these in paparrazzi style, so some of the photos may look blurry. (I had to hurry up and try to get as much as I could - I had a family outing occuring a block away). Never fear though, these photos are sharpened to the best of my image editor's abilities without compromising photo quality. In fact, the distant shots of bus #4 were photographed from the driveway of my Aunt's house in Forks. Here are some trivia facts about these Gilligs. All of the Gilligs, except bus 18, have black flooring, dashboards, and seating. All Gilligs there have "identical twins." Buses 77-17 and bus 18 are identical twins, and buses 81-4, 81-7, and bus 4 are identical twins. All buses are powered by Caterpillar 1160s, and all have the Allison automatic transmission. All of these buses have been retrofitted with "Blue Bird style" light monitors. Buses 77-17 and bus 18 are 1978s, and buses 81-4, 81-7, and bus 4 are 1982 Gilligs. |
| Quillayute Valley School District (Forks, WA) |
| Photos submitted by Robert Weeaks |
| Bus 77-17 |
| Bus 18 |
| Bus 81-4 |
| Bus 81-7 |
| Bus 4 |
| Right Rear View (pulling up to fuel depot) |
| Rear View (same as above) |
| Pulling out of yard on an afternoon run |
| Left side view |
| Left Front View |
| Left Front View |
| Under parking structure |
| Under parking structure (right front view) |
| Left side view |
| Left front view |
| Left front view (slightly different angle) |
| Left front view (another slightly different angle) |
| Switchpanel |
| Distant shot (on the road) |
| Left front view (distant view - pulling in for the night) |
| Backing up to the parking stall |
| Right front view (distant view - pulling in for the night) |
| PHOTOS COMING SOON!!!! |
| PHOTOS COMING SOON!!!! |
| Right Front View (next to fuel depot - pulling out) |
| Left side view (obscured by telephone pole) |
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