Saehan BL064

Saehan (SMC) BL064 is a licensed built Isuzu Journey M series.

Saehan (SMC) BL064
Overview
ManufacturerSaehan Motors Company
ProductionAugust, 1977 – September, 1981
AssemblyBusanjin, Busan, South Korea,[1]
Body and chassis
ClassMicro Bus
LayoutFront-engine, rear-wheel-drive
RelatedIsuzu Journey M
Powertrain
Engine2.8 L Isuzu 4BA1 l4 (diesel)
Dimensions
Length6400 mm
Width2200 mm
Height2400 mm
Chronology
PredecessorGMK (Chevrolet) BLD24

Description
External image
Saehan BL064 :

Saehan Motors reintroduced this micro bus series after a brief absence since taking over from GM Korea. It continues to have the capacity of 25 passengers. However, this bus series received larger Isuzu based 4BA1 engine series from its predecessor. Production of this Micro Bus series ceased to be made after the government enacted “Automobile Industry Rationalization Policy.” Only 945 units were made during its production run.

Paint Scheme

The default color sold by the company was used at the Seoul area starting in 1977; white with orange horizontal stripes. Other colors were also applied as green with midsection of beige up to near front of the rear wheel with twice alternating colors in oblique angle strip at the bus. The remaining midsection part was matched to the body color. By 1980, some of these buses were painted as white divided with marine blue at the top at the windows area and the bottom horizontal.

gollark: Ugh, I MAY be forced to deliberately manipulate GTech™ universal markets such that all the particles you contain will be sold to bees I mildly dislike.
gollark: Which is what I said, yes.
gollark: Oh yes, that's quite cool.
gollark: Did you know? Currently, one of our markets is trading every particle in the universe, and all combinations of particles in the universe, and all possible future particles in the universe, and all possible derivatives of them.
gollark: You mean hasn't not submitted?

See also

References
  1. Daewoo Bus Global Corp.; Company; In Korea; Busan Plant Archived 2008-12-01 at the Wayback Machine
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.