Jubal Scharold

I recently saw this old tour bus in a storage yard in Pasco, WA. This was as close as I could get without trespassing.

So I wondered, what was this model? Searching online, there were a few similar images of this style of bus.

For example, this VW streamlined bus (Scania Vabis B-85), from this blog: https://myntransportblog.wordpress.com/

Or this one, according to the site, it is the “1951 Krupp Südwerke FAUN Aero-04”:

The GM Scenicruiser is definitely nowhere close, the observation deck is too long proportionally. From www.curbsideclassic.com.

https://i0.wp.com/www.curbsideclassic.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Scenicruiser-restored-fq.jpg

However, on the same page, is this image, identified as a “1937 Kenworth W-1 Deck and a Half”

Here’s another picture, this one labeled with other towns. This is very intriguing, the towns listed in these pictures are all major cities in Washington State, and the old bus from my original image is in Pasco, WA. It could possibly be one of these pictured, or definitely from the same era:

It would certainly be interesting to know if this bus could be restored, whomever owns it has kept it this long that it seems possible.