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Is it in front of the Karnegie Hall?
Yes, after much kareening ;D
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Kaiser 1946 Santa Fe Trailways
While it was for a time painted in Santa Fe (railroad) livery, it was called the "Kaiser Permanente Articulated Intercity Bus"
QuoteBuilt in 1946 at Kaiser's Permanente Metals Corporation plant near Los Altos, California, the three-axle, 60-foot bus featured true monocoque construction and used a 275hp supercharged six-cylinder Cummins diesel engine under the floor of the front section. The remainder of the under-floor space was used for the air-conditioning unit and for luggage storage, which helped lower the center of gravity – as did the use of aluminum for the lower portion of the body and magnesium for the uppe
The Karn Utz livery was but a figment of my imagination. :)