Only 8203 and 8206 among HSR's original six GMDD articulated buses remained by 2006; these two were renumbered 518203 and 518206 respectively. Another, 8202, was loaned to OC Transpo in Ottawa as 8222 and is still intact (not scrapped). When 8203 was rebuilt as 518203, its original 8V-71 engine was not suitable for rebuild so another one was transplanted into it; this transplant came from an outside acquisition: former Central Ohio Transit Authority 8165, a 1982 Grumman Flxible 870, which under HSR was numbered 8251.

WOOOOW those Orion VIs KILLED it 😮🤩😁😀

Sadly, a lot of the hi-floor Orion and GM buses you see here aren't even around any more, some of the lo-floor novabus and fleet flyers are not in service anymore, either. There may be a few up at the HSR mountain garage, though, albeit scrapped out.

when i started high school in 2003 we still had the old diesel buses

I like the variety of buses in this video

Hamilton is the place where I was born

Those D40LF sounds like SEPTA New Flyer D40LF Buses In Philadelphia

im surprised 0202 has the new destination LED Light With no big capitals for the route sign

As someone who grew up in the 2000s and didn't have a family car, this was my childhood. I miss it, but also don't want to go back to Hamilton. Yuck.

16:04 DUDE HE STUCK UP THE MIDDLE FINGER TO YOU MAN! WHAT IS WRONG WITH THAT GUY?!

1:05 - Seen in "Riding the Bus with my Sister"

16:01 to 16:06: Some bonehead blocks his face from the camera gives you the middle finger.