The Front view of the 24-069. Missing the windshield. Probably kept safe incase it's needed in one of the FHTCQ's New Looks. As well, the original roll sign is still installed, and intact, though this will most likely go to the FHTCQ for their New Look.

A driver's side view of the bus; notice the numbers have been blacked out. As well, a few of the standee windows have been taken out as well.

This one's been parked here for a long time, and the wheel rims have rusted all up.

A back view of the 24-069. Note the advertisement is still intact.

Somebody yanked out the driver's seat... Strange.

An interior view facing the front. It doesn't feel that long ago since I last was on a New Look...

Facing towards the back of the vehicle, you can notice the ceiling design isn't the same as on the FHTCQ's 33-008. However, this is the design I remember the most.

The back bench was pulled out and the back panel towards the engine was lifted. No wonder it feels so hot when you sit on the back seat of New Looks. The engine's right there!

Taking a look from the front to the back of the interior in this bus. It looks like it's been through a lot, but it has some potential; however, there are no chances that this bus is going to be restored.

McKay doors, still in their original redish glory. ;)

The driver's area isn't in too bad of condition, considering the years of abandonment it has received.

Some benches along the side were taken out as well. Hmmm, I wonder if one of it's last runs was on the route 430?