An early Summer morning with Birds singing along with the rustling leaves waving in the light breeze. A street that I dive on often with many side roads never payed attention to. One side street was beckoning me to turn on to for a reason I didn't know until I came to the end. As big as life she sat the motionless as it appeared that she was sitting there for quite some time.

A 1970 Motor Coach Industries (MCI) Model MC-7 or better known as the "Super 7." In her prime, she was considered one of the most luxury buses around and a memorable experience when riding.

When approaching the bus, I had to be stealth like so not to be caught for it was sitting in a residential area with much activity going on around the adjacent homes. Entering the bus, I was brave enough to take a few quick snapshots before fleeing the scene.

 

 

Family Motor Coach Association (FMCA) an International Organization of families who own and enjoy the recreational use of motorhomes. These motorhomes are usually converted and customized buses that can withstand long lasting touring and endure many years of recreational pleasure.

Though like everything, they don't last forever as thousands and thousands of miles bring ware and fatigue to the vehicle. Now she lay to rest at her final destination with little hope to stretch her legs in America's endless highways.

 

Family Motor Coach Assoc. Numbered Seal

 

 

 

 

 

Perhaps one day this bueaty will take hold of the asphalt and ride cross country once again!