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A vintage Chicago Transit Authority bus, model Flxible New Look, number 8012, is parked in a garage. The front displays route 56 to Jefferson Park and has a Gilbey's Gin ad, while the side features a large 100 Pipers whiskey advertisement. The bus is painted white and green with silver trim. — Download original ↓

May 1970

Chicago Transit Authority Flxible New Look motor bus 8012 parked in a garage, displaying route 56 to Jefferson Park and advertising Gilbey's Gin and 100 Pipers whiskey.

Date: May 1970
Vehicle: Motor bus
Operator: Chicago Transit Authority
Equipment: Flxible New Look
Fleet numbers: Chicago Transit Authority 8012

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