Imagine this.…. You’re moving along at about 15-18 mph. Hard to believe you are in one of the original 98 Model 706 Buses built by the White Motor Company between 1936 and 1939 for use in Yellowstone National Park. Its interior is really quite simple with four bench leather seats, each with a grab handle and roof bow support bar for passengers to hold as they stand when the canvas top is rolled back. You note that behind the fourth seat, yet separate from the luggage area, are two compartments where the driver can keep tools, personal belongings and blankets.

You watch the driver who is a master at double clutching and maneuvering the large steering wheel. You see the effort it takes to turn it as there is no power steering. The instrume ... Читать дальше »