Type C — conventional, hood out front
The classic school bus shape and the most common conversion platform by a wide margin. The hood and cowl ahead of the entry door are dead space, costing roughly seven to eight feet of your overall length, but the engine sits forward of the living area where its noise and heat stay out of the cabin. Parts and mechanical knowledge are easier to come by than for any other type.
6 Type C school buses in the database
Type C
Blue Bird CV200 Conventional (1988-2003)
Type CBlue Bird Vision Diesel
Type CFreightliner FS-65 (1990-2007)
Type CIC Bus CE Series
Type CInternational 3800 (1989-2004)
Type CThomas Saf-T-Liner C2
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