Aerocoach

Aerocoach (full name General American Aerocoach Corporation) was a bus and coach manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois, in the United States and was popular in the 1940s. The company existed between 1939 and 1952 when it went out of business. Its first manager was Harry Alphonse Fitzjohn, co-founder of the FitzJohn-Erwin Manufacturing Company.^[1]

Products

P46-37
P46-137
P-372

References

↑ Meier, Albert E., ed. (March 1969). "Made to Make You Money". Motor Coach Age (Upper Montclair, NJ: Motor Bus Society) XXI (3): 9.

North American bus builders

Active	Blue Bird Corporation Champion Bus Incorporated Collins Bus Corporation DINA S.A. ElDorado National Environmental Performance Vehicles Ford Motor Company Gillig Corporation Girardin Minibus Glaval Bus Goshen Coach IC Bus Lion Bus Motor Coach Industries New Flyer New Flyer Industries North American Bus Industries Nova Bus Optima Bus Corporation Prevost Car Setra Stallion Bus and Transit Corp. Starcraft Bus Thomas Built Buses Trans Tech Van Con

Defunct	ACF-Brill Aerocoach AM General AmTran Beck Canadian Car and Foundry Carpenter Body Company Crown Coach Corporation Dupont Industries Eagle Bus Fageol Fifth Avenue Bus Company FitzJohn Flxible General Motors Diesel Division (GM Coach) GM Truck and Coach Division Kenworth LAG Motorcoach Les Enterprises Michel Corbeil Mack Trucks Marmon-Herrington MASA Millennium Transit Services Neoplan USA Orion International Pullman-Standard St. Louis Car Company Superior Coach Company Transportation Manufacturing Corporation Twin Coach U.S. Bus Corporation Ward Body Works Wayne Corporation Wayne Wheeled Vehicles White Motor Company Yellow Coach Manufacturing Company

Aerocoach

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