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Meet the bus converters

Prevost builds the bus. These companies turn the empty shell into a finished home.

A 2027 Liberty Coach Elegant Lady on a Prevost shell, front three-quarter view

Liberty Coach

1968 · North Chicago, Illinois

Prevost H3-45 (current); Prevost La Mirage (1979); used Greyhound buses in the 1970s

Building today
A Marathon Coach conversion on a Prevost shell

Marathon Coach

1983 · Coburg, Oregon

Prevost H3-45 and X3-45; earlier, the Prevost XLII

Building today
A Millennium Luxury Coaches conversion on a Prevost shell

Millennium

2001 · Sanford, Florida

Prevost H3-45 and X3-45; one 2008 coach on the Prevost XLII is also documented

Building today
A Featherlite Vantare motorhome on a Prevost shell, lit at dusk

Featherlite

1987 · Suffolk, Virginia (sales and service in Sanford, Florida)

Prevost H3-45 and X3-45 (XLII); the Prevost XL-40 and XL-45 in the 1990s

Building today
An Emerald Luxury Coaches motorhome on a Prevost shell, front three-quarter view

Emerald

· Stephenville, Texas

Prevost H3-45 and X3-45

Building today
A 2010 Parliament XLII motorhome on a Prevost shell, front three-quarter view

Parliament

· Clearwater, Florida

Prevost XLII (the only shell confirmed in documented coaches, model years 2002 to 2010)

No longer built
A 2001 Angola XLII motorhome on a Prevost shell, with an enclosed trailer behind it

Angola

· Angola, Indiana

Prevost Le Mirage XL, H3-45 and XLII

No longer built
A 2006 Royale Coach XLII motorhome on a Prevost shell, parked indoors

Royale

– 2005 · Elkhart, Indiana

Prevost H3-45 and XLII (the shells confirmed in documented coaches, model years 2000 to 2006)

No longer built
A 2006 Country Coach XLII motorhome on a Prevost shell, front three-quarter view

Country Coach

1973 · Junction City, Oregon

Prevost Le Mirage XL (40- and 45-foot), H3-45 VIP and Le Mirage XLII

No longer built