1993 HINO COACH RG197 LARGE SIDE BINS for sale $24,500
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| Title | 1993 HINO COACH RG197 LARGE SIDE BINS |
| Make | HINO |
| Price | AUD $24,500 |
| Listing Type | Used |
| Stock Number | 0 |
| Refcode | TA1068399 |
| Application | Charter, Charter - Long Distance, Long Distance, School |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Side Bins | Yes |
HINO RG197 COACH (Length 12.2m)
. Custom Coaches Body
. Rear mount 6 cyl turbo diesel
. Flat floor
. Large side bins
. 6 speed synchromesh gearbox
. Power tilt steering
. Drivers seat ISRI 8008
. Drivers seatbelt
. Clutch is light and easy
. Wipers (electric 2 speed plus intermittent)
. Sun blinds
. Drivers fan
. Fire extinguisher
. 61 seats
. Luggage racks
. Air, Maxi & Compression Brakes
. Top slider windows
. 2 ceiling hatches
. Door coach style (air operated)
. Very long range fuel tank
. Length 12.2m
. Ceiling height 1.95 m or 6ft.5 inch
. External Height 3.55 m
. Width (Internal) Wall to wall 2.32 m
. Cruise speed 100 kph
. Tyres 11R22.5 all excellent
. TARE 9,840 kg
. GVM 14,200 kg
FRESH SERVICE just completed (January 2021). Vehicle drives and handles extremely well and would make a great mobile home amongst other applications.
Service History avbl
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