MCI delivers J4500 to Pa.

The delivery will mark the eighth J4500 for Hagey Coach and Tours, bringing its fleet to a total of 20 MCI motorcoaches, 150 school buses and 20 vans.

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September 15, 2009

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[IMAGE]MCI-Hagey-coachFull.jpg[/IMAGE] Souderton, Penn.-based Hagey Coach and Tours has taken delivery of a new Motor Coach Industries (MCI) J4500, with another due in October.

The delivery will mark the eighth J4500 for the company, bringing its fleet to a total of 20 MCI motorcoaches, 150 school buses and 20 vans.

Many of Hagey’s coaches are equipped with wheelchair lifts and feature the latest passenger amenities. All coaches in the fleet seat 54 passengers and have card tables.

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