Here's a 1948 ACF-Brill Model IC-41 used in The Andy Griffith Show, TV Series, 1960-1968
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In every episode of the Andy Griffith Show that I've seen that featured that bus the destination sign always read "Macon". No matter if where it was going or where it had come from. Always found that a little odd !
ReplyDeleteI guess no one ever took the time to change the sign!
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