Product Description
--Hankyu Bus's Aero Bus makes its debut
- Hankyu Bus's Aero Bus MS7 is now available in the TLV-NEO series!
- A reproduction of car number 88-2161, which debuted in 1988!
- Also, check out the new interior parts for the 9-row seating!
The Mitsubishi Fuso Aero Bus (MS725 series), released in 1982, boasted an aerodynamic performance with a drag coefficient of 0.592. It incorporated numerous new features, including a rivetless aerodynamic form and the first independent front suspension in a large bus in Japan, making it a huge hit and a game-changer for tour buses. A minor facelift in 1988 resulted in the later model, and it continued production until 1992. Even 40 years after its debut, it remains a beloved classic in tour bus history, attracting many fans.
The popular TLV-NEO Aero Bus is now available in a Hankyu Bus specification.
Hankyu Bus is a major bus operator headquartered in Osaka Prefecture. Although its express bus operations have been transferred to its subsidiary, Hankyu Kanko Bus, the eye-catching purple and black striped color scheme remains. At the time, the company name "[HANKYU]" was not printed but was a three-dimensional decoration, giving it an even more luxurious appearance.
Vehicle number 88-2161 was introduced in 1988 on the Kinmai Line, which connects Shin-Osaka Terminal to Miyazu and Higashi-Maizuru. It featured a spacious 9-row seating arrangement and luxurious amenities including a toilet, car phone, and various other facilities.
Add this stylishly colored vehicle to your collection today!
*The side mirrors are user-installed parts.
*Car phone functionality is not included in this product.
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- 339472
- JAN code
- 4543736339472
Purchase Information
* This product has a cancellation deadline. Once the deadline has passed, cancellations are not accepted.
This item is limited to 3 per household.