Muni Bus for Sale on eBay

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What with Christmas and Hanukkah right around the coroner, this Muni bus is the perfect gift for the holiday season. Starting out at $2,300.00 on eBay, this 1984 articulated 60-ft MAN bus began life carrying passengers throughout the streets of San Francisco before being hauled down to SoCal to star in the movie The Italian Job and a couple of other small television bit parts. This Muni bus is still in its original condition, complete with of-its-era colors, logos, and original roll signs.

Ideal usage:

  • Make it your very own rogue VIP bus, picking up passengers at your discretion
  • The perfect gift for that special someone with whom who you want to spend the rest of your life, but don't want to rush into anything just yet
  • Low-income, luxury housing (a Muni seat is still more spacious than a Cubix pod)
  • Only you can restore the 74

Place your bid today.

(Thanks goes out to our new favorite Twitter feed, Muni Alerts, for tipping us off.)

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From the ebay listing: "This bus is still in original San Francisco Muni condition"

I'm guessing the photos are misleading then, because they don't show any tags.

Engine: Man Pancake. Mmmm.

If I had the money, I would buy it and weld the front doors shut then stick "15-Third" on the signage and drive the old route back and forth all day long.

Maybe even have a live polka band playing as we drive around.

A boy can dream, no?

Authentically pre-tagging!

I wonder if you could just pull over and leave it in a bus zone all day while at work?

Whoever buys it will be undoubtably late where ever they go.

FYI - Blinktag Inc., a local web design/city planning firm in San Francisco (headed by yours truly) just snagged it.

http://blnktag.com/we-are-so-awesome/

Available for interviews/suggestions . . . . . also, anyone have a rig license?

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