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Used School Bus in Idaho, USA

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    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    • Manufacturer: New Flyer

    - Does not run - - Bad Right Front King Pin - - Bad Batteries - No cracked glass - Tires are good, hold air - Paint peeling and chipping on exterior - Identifying decals have been removed, impressions and residue...

    Boise, ID
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    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    • Manufacturer: New Flyer

    - Does not run - - Transmission had failed - - Bad Batteries - Tires are good, hold air - Paint peel on exterior - Decals removed, impression and residue may remain

    Boise, ID
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    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    2002 New Flyer C35LF

    • Manufacturer: New Flyer

    - Does not run - - Transmission ring gear is damaged - - Starter Damaged - - A/C not working - No cracked glass - Tires good, hold air - Paint peel on exterior - Identifying decals have been removed, impressions ...

    Boise, ID
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Overview

School buses are heavy-duty passenger vehicles built to transport students safely to and from school and on group trips. They have reinforced bodies, high-visibility paint, safety systems like stop arms and flashing lights, and seating for many passengers. Used school buses are often repurposed for transit, shuttles, or conversions; buyers should inspect structure, drivetrain, and compliance with local safety and emissions rules before purchase.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used school bus?

Inspect frame and body for rust or repairs, check engine and transmission condition, test brakes and electrical systems (lights, stop arm, signals), review maintenance records, verify VIN/title, and confirm any accessibility equipment like lifts.

How is a school bus shipped or transported?

School buses usually move on flatbeds, lowboys, or are driven on licensed routes. Calculate dimensions and weight for carrier quotes, verify permits for oversized loads, ensure proper securing, and arrange insurance for transit.

What regular maintenance does a school bus need?

Follow routine service: oil and filter changes, coolant and transmission checks, brake inspections, suspension and steering checks, electrical and lighting tests, and regular rust prevention on the chassis and body.

What paperwork and regulations should I verify?

Confirm clear title, registration, DOT/inspection status, emissions compliance where required, and local rules if you plan to use or convert the bus. Some conversions need additional inspections and permits.