We supply fiberglass & stainless steel replacement parts for Prevost XL2, X3, H3 VIP model luxury coaches: Prevost bumper assembly, trims, panels, caps, engine doors, & windows. Each part can be painted to match your Prevost XL2, X3, H3 VIP.

Manufacture fiberglass and stainless steel, Front Bumper Assembly will fit directly on your 2005-2019 XL2 & X3 Prevost coach and bus. Color match option is available with paint code or vin number. Exchange with good core ready to bolt on.

Prevost has the largest inventory and includes parts for coaches and buses of all makes and models. Parts are located throughout North America with many of the most popular items available in your nearest service center.

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We manufacture exterior bus body parts for Motorcoaches and Rapid Transit buses equal to, or better than OEM specifications for MCI, Prevost, Gillig, New Flyer, etc.

We manufacture polished stainless bumpers for Prevost X Series motor-coaches to Factory Specifications. Examples below of our Extraordinary Savings PREVOST XL MODELS: …

Shop for custom PREVOST XL-40 products manufactured by IBP Industries that meet or exceed the original equipment specifications.

May 11, 2016 · Comparing the ride and handling on the Class A Holiday Rambler's I've owned in the past, I wonder how much better the ride is on the newer Prevost models with IFS. My 1991 XL rides and drives a 100% better than the Class A's I've had.

The current model is the X3-45, which is a (nominal) 45-foot, 3-axle bus for the intercity bus and Class A conversion motorhome markets. The ancestors of the X-Series can be traced back to 1984, when Prevost released the widebody XL Series of …

Oct 8, 2015 · There is about a 1/2" space at the top of the glass, between the glass and the bus window frame. This space is covered by the metal exterior trim (screws on), but what should I use to fill that gap? Does it matter? Thanks for your help!