eXtreme Limousine of Peoria, Inc. XBus bar shuttle

eXtreme Limousine and The XBus are not taking any new bookings. The limo is gone and the XBus will be shortly. See ebay for the bus auction.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330340768849

1997 Chevrolet P30 Chassis
Thor Eldorado
14 Passenger Bus

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We bought this bus almost three years ago from a guy who used it as one of his fleet of bar shuttle busses in Oklahoma. We did a lot to it...

put new air bags in the front suspension
replaced the tires,
fixed a few small things
built a steel & Lexan partition behind the driver
replaced the radio
added a blue neon light the the interior

We used it as a bar shuttle for the students at Bradley University. We also rented it out for parties, ball games, concerts...

In the past few years, we have replaced tires as needed w/ used tires from a local tire store. A couple of them are about wore out. I bought them for $55ish each. I am sure you could do the same.

Bradley University is on top of a hill with bars at the bottoms of the hills, so I have replaced the front brake pads, calipers and very recently the rotors. The rear brakes have received shoes and brake cylinders, but the drums will probably need replaced the next time you replace the shoes.

The bus was hit by a drunk driver a couple years ago which dented the front passenger quarter and doors. It also bent some things in the front end, so several control arm bushings & ball joints were replaced at that time. So, the front end is in pretty good shape.

The engine is a 454 gasoline Chevy motor. It runs great. Leaks a little oil, but uses less than a quart per oil change. The transmission has a rebuilt tag on it. I imagine that swap was performed by the Atlanta airport that originally owned it. I think they also replaced the steering box as there are some access holes cut behind the bumper.

The air conditioners do not blow cold. As a matter of fact, the compressors were removed when the water pump was replaced in January of this year.

The winning bidder agrees to deliver a $100 deposit via PayPal or Cash within 24 hours of the auction's ending. The remainder must be delivered via PayPal or cash and the bus must be picked up within ten days of the auction's end. I will have a bill of sale for you to sign when you pick up the bus. It will state that you are buying it as-is with no warranty. No third party sales. No foreign sales. No trades. No second chance offers. Don't ask questions after the auctions end. You win, you buy, we never talk again.

If you want to see they bus before the auction's end, contact me with a phone number to set that up.

I will delver the bus for $1 per mile (google mapped door to door) anywhere in the continental US as long as that amount is PayPal-ed to me before I leave.