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Motor vehicle
The Crown Supercoach is a bus that was manufactured and marketed by Crown Coach Corporation from 1948 to 1991. While most examples were sold as yellow
Crown_Supercoach
American bus manufacturer (1904-1991)
the Supercoach to potential customers, Crown offered the Supercoach with a 20-year/100,000 mile warranty for the body. During the mid-1950s, Crown made
Crown_Coach_Corporation
Motor vehicle
of the Crown Supercoach school bus as a basis, the Firecoach was produced in several configurations for fire departments. In addition, Crown Coach served
Crown_Firecoach
Bus operated by a school district for student transport
capacity and visibility, Crown Coach built its own cabover school bus design from the ground up. Introduced in 1932, the Crown Supercoach seated up to 76 passengers
School_bus
Motor vehicle
the Transit Coach competed nearly exclusively against the similar Crown Supercoach through much of its production. The Transit Coach was the first school
Gillig Transit Coach School Bus
Gillig_Transit_Coach_School_Bus
American bus manufacturer
the eastern side of San Francisco Bay. In 1940, as a response to the Crown Supercoach, the first Gillig Transit Coach was introduced, as both a coach and
Gillig
Defunct American bus manufacturer
California-based Crown Coach (which had closed two months before). At the time, the company sought to use the assets to revive production of the Crown Supercoach Series
Carpenter_Body_Company
American bus manufacturer
WestCoastER, a heavy-duty variant of the Saf-T-Liner ER marketed against Crown Supercoach and Gillig Phantom school buses. Sold only in 84 and 90-passenger configurations
Thomas_Built_Buses
Transit bus that was manufactured by Ikarus and Crown Coach Corporation
was 73. To save on development costs, the Crown-Ikarus was fitted with the engines of the Crown Supercoach school bus, which was designed for a 20-year
Crown-Ikarus_286
Series of buses produced by Gillig Corporation, United States from 1980 to 2008
directly from its mass-transit namesake. Again competing against the Crown Supercoach, Gillig concentrated sales of the model line to operators on the West
Gillig_Phantom
Motor vehicle
wheelbase gave them improved maneuverability. In 1932, Crown Coach introduced the Supercoach alongside a similar design by Wayne Works; Gillig introduced
Blue_Bird_All_American
School district in California, United States
Crown Supercoach (Detroit 6N71) (to be phased out as soon as possible) Blue Bird All American RE (to be introduced in the future, replacing old Crown
Manteca Unified School District
Manteca_Unified_School_District
School district in Ventura County, California
with MaxxForce DT Diesel Thomas Saf-T-Liner C2 Crown Supercoach 37 (Detroit Diesel 6-71) Crown Supercoach Series II 62,68,66,70,71 (Detroit Diesel 6V92TA)
Ventura Unified School District
Ventura_Unified_School_District
School district in California, United States
Clovis Unified School District Crown Supercoach school buses in Kings Canyon National Park, in 2005.
Clovis Unified School District
Clovis_Unified_School_District
American bus manufacturer
bus model line. While not the first forward-control school bus (the Crown Supercoach was introduced in 1932), the All American would become one of the designs
Blue_Bird_Corporation
School district in California, United States
school district in California, a 1951 Crown Supercoach. Apart from the 1951 Crown, Mojave operates an array of other Crown Supercoaches, Blue Bird All Americans
Mojave Unified School District
Mojave_Unified_School_District
School district in California
1978 Crown Supercoach 90-passenger used by the district
Saddleback Valley Unified School District
Saddleback_Valley_Unified_School_District
School district in California, United States
following: 8 2014-2021 Blue Bird All American T3 RE (6 electric, 2 CNG) Crown Supercoach 2002-2003 Blue Bird All American RE CNG "Search for Public School Districts
Sunnyvale School District (California)
Sunnyvale_School_District_(California)
Public school district in Rialto, California
Crown Coach Supercoach II, Rialto Unified School District
Rialto Unified School District
Rialto_Unified_School_District
Australian rugby league club, based on the Gold Coast, QLD
20 September 2023. Retrieved 21 September 2023. "Pelite claims triple crown after inspiring NRLW season". Gold Coast Titans. 23 September 2024. Retrieved
Gold_Coast_Titans_Women
Australian rugby league season
Captain Harry joins Storm royalty". NRL.com. 7 February 2024. "Cowboys crown new captains". Cowboys.com.au. 28 January 2024. "Club Statement: Brad Arthur"
2024_NRL_season
Australian rules footballer (born 1992)
2017). "AFL teams Round 9: see all the ins and outs, plus get the best SuperCoach advice". News.com.au. Retrieved 28 October 2020. "Sutton Medal flashback
Tom_Liberatore
Australian rugby league football club
League Review Rugby League Week Rugby League (video games series) NRL SuperCoach Administration Australian Rugby League Commission Club owners Judiciary
Balmain_Tigers
Australian rugby league football club
October 2019). "Broncos go back to back in emphatic style to retain NRLW crown". League Unlimited. Retrieved 3 July 2022. Newton, Alicia (25 October 2020)
Brisbane_Broncos_Women
Passenger transit vehicles
Super Orione Single deck Officine Meccaniche 1956 to 1959 Italy Supercoach Single deck Crown Coach Corporation 1948 to 1991 School bus United States Supreme
List_of_buses
Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Newcastle, NSW
World Club Challenge. The 1997 World Club Championship was held in order to crown "the best club in the world". The Mariners were a part of Australasia's
Hunter_Mariners
Australian rugby league football club
(2 October 2022). "From last to first as Knights claim their first NRLW crown". League Unlimited. Retrieved 2 October 2022. "Telstra Women's Premiership
Parramatta_Eels_Women
Australian rugby league football club
Queensland Cowboys. "Cowboys out-gun Dragons in the west to take Nines crown". National Rugby League. 15 February 2020. Retrieved 5 June 2020. "Stadium
North_Queensland_Cowboys
Rugby League football club based in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
AJ (2 Oct 2022). "From last to first as Knights claim their first NRLW crown". NRL. Retrieved 2 Oct 2022. Gabor, Martin (2 Oct 2023). "Heartbreak for
Newcastle_Knights_Women
Defunct Australian rugby league club, based in Newcastle NSW
Dragons 30-10 [4]. The 2024 Rebels squad successfully defended their 2023 crown. Pat Walsh (1908) Stan Carpenter (1909) Bill Bailey (1908) Pat Walsh (1908)
Newcastle_Rebels
Australian rules footballer (born 1994)
Teams, Round 17: Full squads, team lists, ins, outs, injuries, benches, SuperCoach news". Fox Sports. 13 July 2018. Retrieved 13 February 2021. Collins,
Jack_Macrae
Australian rugby league football club
March announced their team of the first 20 years during a gala evening at Crown Casino. Continuing on from the success in 2017, the Storm once again played
Melbourne_Storm
Warren and special comments from five time Sydney premiership winning "Supercoach" Jack Gibson with Michael Cronin, Australia's then record test point scorer
1988 Rugby League World Cup final
1988_Rugby_League_World_Cup_final
usually used in doubles to decide a match instead of playing a third set. Supercoach: A tennis coach who has had a successful professional career. Sweetspot:
Glossary_of_tennis_terms
Australian rugby league football club
e. Moz. 23 October 2023. Retrieved 23 October 2023. "Inglis and Sutton Crowned as First Joint Winners of the George Piggins Medal in 2013". South Sydney
South_Sydney_Rabbitohs
Second season of professional women's rugby league in Australia
Robertson, Josh (6 October 2019). "Broncos go back to back in emphatic style to retain NRLW crown". League Unlimited. Retrieved 3 July 2022. Official website
2019 NRL Women's season results
2019_NRL_Women's_season_results
Champion". dragons.com.au. 11 April 2022. Retrieved 4 October 2022. "Players crown their Champion". Rugby League Player's Association. 10 April 2022. Retrieved
Rugby League Players Association
Rugby_League_Players_Association
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