Edmonton's second order of GM New Look buses was for another 5 buses, #s 439-443. Unlike the first order, these buses were built at the GM plant in London, Ontario. This plant would be the builder of Edmonton's GM buses until 1979 when production began in Quebec. Like the first 5 TDH-5301's, all of the buses from this order were probably retired in the mid to late 1980's. Two buses from this series have been found, #s 439 and 442 at A-1 Auto Salvage. #442's front end was donated to #620 after that bus suffered an accident.

Thumbnail	Bus #	Date	Description
	439	July 20, 2003	439 is shown retired inside of the A1 Auto Salvage yard waiting to be sold
	439	July 20, 2003	The rear of 439
	440	July 17, 1978	Edmonton Transit #440 has been repainted and is seen working a route 38 University.
	441	July 1978	Edmonton Transit #441 is on a layover.
	442	March 21, 1965	ETS #442 looking as it had when it was delivered 3 years earlier. The bus is on a route R2 on Whyte Ave after just crossing the CPR tracks heading eastbound. The building with all of the large doors, to the right side of the bus, is the Strathcona Garage probably where this bus was based.
	442	July 20, 2003	442 is shown sitting inside of A1 Auto Salvage with the front end off of 620.  620 was badly damaged in an accident that they grafted the front end off of 442 onto 620 and put the wrecked front end of 620 onto 442.  442 still even had 620's serial plate when retired!
	442	July 20, 2003	The interior of 442
	442	July 20, 2003	Another view of the interior of 442
	442	July 20, 2003	The interior showing the grafted section of 620 (pink wall) to 442 (blue wall)
	442	July 20, 2003	The wall on the passenger side of 442
	443	September 1987	443 not in service returning to Westwood Garage after the PM rush hour.

This page last updated on March 18, 2023.