Consider this off-the-radar classic, a 1937 White 706 bus

For most of us, a classic bus isn’t what we search for, but this 1937 White 706 Glacier National Park Tour Bus catches your eye. Here are some selling points.

First, it’s been recently restored. The 318-cubic-inch flathead inline-six has been rebuilt. The wood frame inspected and repaired as necessary. Interior seats cleaned up and reupholstered. Ultimately, it looks showroom worthy.

Second, this was one of the buses sold to the National Park Service. This one was stored on a farm, though, and eventually was sold as surplus. Now it’s been refinished in a Ripe Mountain Ash Berry paint scheme that resembles the buses in service at Glacier Park in Montana.

Find this 1937 White 706 Glacier National Park Tour Bus for auction at Mecum.

I'm sold! We can all pile in for the next Concours event. Who needs carpooling?

In reply to Paris Van Gorder :

It would be a nice for Monterey Car Week traffic, that's for sure. 

Looks like the same ones they use at Yellowstone, too.