#MrBusinessMan has a question...

Why would a church, university, retirement community, youth group, airport shuttle service, or corporate campus spend $150,000 on a new shuttle bus...

When this thing exists?

2014 Thomas Built 3500 170" EXT Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Shuttle

1 Owner Since New

Only 7,059 Original Miles

Diesel

14 Passenger Plus Driver

And probably one of the lowest-mile examples left anywhere.

THE STORY:

This isn't some worn-out airport shuttle with 300,000 miles and three different owners.

This is a Florida-owned, one-owner unit from new.

Only 7,059 original miles.

That's not a typo.

Seven thousand miles.

Most shuttle buses see that in a couple months.

This one has seen it in over a decade.

THE HEART OF THE MACHINE:

3.0L BlueTEC Mercedes-Benz Diesel

188 Horsepower

325 LB-FT Torque

7-Speed Automatic

Rear Wheel Drive

The powerplant that made the Sprinter famous.

Reliable.

Efficient.

Built to run.

And just getting broken in.

THE #MrBusinessMan TAKE:

This thing cost an absolute fortune when it was built.

A FORTUNE.

Custom Thomas conversion.

Mercedes chassis.

Passenger seating.

Rear air conditioning.

Commercial-grade setup.

Today?

You get all the expensive stuff without writing the expensive check.

That's called smart shopping.

THE GOOD STUFF:

14 Passenger Seating Plus Driver

Premium Black Leather Seating

Rear Roof Air Conditioning

School Bus Style Swing Open Entry Door

Bluetooth

Chrome Simulators

Extended 170" Wheelbase

Commercial Thomas Built Conversion

Florida Vehicle Since New

No Rust

Perfect for:

Universities

Churches

Hotels

Retirement Communities

Youth Programs

Sports Teams

Corporate Campuses

Airport Transportation

THE CONDITION:

Only 7,059 Original Miles

Florida Owned Since New

No Rust

Fresh Pennsylvania Inspection

Fresh Oil Change

Runs and Drives Excellent

The only real cosmetic issue is some Florida sun fade on the paint.

A whole lot easier to fix than rust.

LET'S ADDRESS THE CARFAX.

Because somebody is going to ask.

Carfax shows "Structural Damage."

Why?

Because Manheim announced the factory Thomas door conversion cutout as structural damage.

That's it.

The body was professionally modified by Thomas Built from new as part of the shuttle conversion process.

In other words...

Auction nonsense.

Not collision damage.

Not crash damage.

Not abuse.

Just paperwork stupidity.

REAL TALK:

Finding a 10-year-old shuttle bus isn't difficult.

Finding a 10-year-old shuttle bus with 7,000 miles is nearly impossible.

This thing has less mileage than most people put on a pickup truck in a single year.

Priced to Sell.

Save Thousands Compared to New.

And when it's gone, good luck finding another one with these miles.

Call Chuck or Dave before a church board, university fleet manager, or campground owner beats you to it.

#TheWarehouse

Seibels Auto Warehouse Inc.

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