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CH Bus Sales delivers 2 Temsas to Calif.'s Professional Charter
Vehicles equipped with many favorite features, including 110-volt outlets with USB ports, Alcoa Durabright wheels, enclosed parcel racks, leather and fabric seats, REI audio/video, and woodgrain floor.
April 18, 2017
Randy Angell (Sr. Account Executive at CH Bus Sales); Omar Orozco (Owner of Professional Charter) and his daughter Celeste Orozco.
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San Francisco’s Professional Charter took delivery of two new Temsa coaches, their first 2017 TS 35E and their second TS 45, from CH Bus Sales at the UMA Expo in February.
Professional Charter equipped their vehicles with many favorite features, including 110-volt outlets with USB ports, Alcoa Durabright wheels, enclosed parcel racks, leather and fabric seats, REI audio/video, and woodgrain floor. The two new Temsa coaches join the rest of the operation’s fleet, which is made up of 20 motorcoaches, cutaways, and sprinters.
CH Bus Sales LLC is the exclusive distributor of Temsa motorcoaches in the U.S. and Canada. All Temsa coaches are fully integral mid- and full-size coaches that offer a luxurious and spacious interior for passengers and driver. Exclusively equipped with the Cummins / Allison powertrain, the coaches provide raw power and optimum serviceability, according to the company.
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