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Prevost Le Mirage
BUSRide dates the Le Mirage to 1976, and Wikipedia says it replaced the earlier Champion and Prestige coaches. Prevost introduced its first Le Mirage conversion shell at the 1978 Family Motor Coach Association meeting, with engineering help from co-owners Thomas Harbison and William Campbell, both longtime motorhome owners. Wikipedia says the original body was 96 inches wide. The 102-inch Le Mirage XL followed in 1984.
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BUSRide dates the Le Mirage to 1976, and Wikipedia says it replaced the earlier Champion and Prestige coaches. Prevost introduced its first Le Mirage conversion shell at the 1978 Family Motor Coach Association meeting, with engineering help from co-owners Thomas Harbison and William Campbell, both longtime motorhome owners. Wikipedia says the original body was 96 inches wide. The 102-inch Le Mirage XL followed in 1984.