2007 Thomas Saf-T-Liner HDX — Arizona "Gold Standard" — 212K 100% Rust-Free and Well Maintained Miles

2007 Thomas Saf-T-Liner HDX — Arizona "Gold Standard" — 212K 100% Rust-Free and Well Maintained Miles
Price: $9,850

Location: Greater Phoenix - Tempe, AZ

The Ultimate Conversion Platform
If you are looking for a "blank canvas" bus that won't require thousands in rust repair or engine headaches, this is it. This is a 14-section, high-headroom Thomas HDX Rear-Engine "Pusher" sourced directly from the Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) fleet. In the skoolie world, Arizona buses are considered the national "Gold Standard" because they lack the frame rot and structural decay found in "Salt Belt" units.

Mechanical Highlights (The "Unicorn" Specs)
Engine: Mercedes-Benz MBE 906 Diesel. This is a pre-2010 emissions engine, meaning it has NO Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) or DEF requirements. It is simpler to maintain, more reliable for long-distance travel, and exceptionally fuel-efficient.

Transmission: Allison 3000 Series Automatic. A heavy-duty commercial-grade transmission built for highway speeds and maximum durability.

Configuration: Rear-Engine (RE) Pusher. The engine is located behind the rear axle, isolating noise and heat from the cabin for a quiet, comfortable ride—often called a "library on wheels."

Maintenance: Professionally maintained by QCUSD with strict institutional protocols. It is fully operational and ready to drive home today. Arizona "Gold Standard" 212K 100% Rust-Free and Well Maintained Miles.

Interior & Build Potential
Maximum Space: 14 Body Sections (approx. 40ft exterior length) provides the largest usable interior footprint available on a school bus chassis.

High Headroom: Factory high-headroom model (78-inch interior height), which is essential for standing upright after you add your subfloor and ceiling finishes.

Climate Ready: Equipped with a robust, ducted MCC Air Conditioning system designed to handle the Arizona desert heat.

Safe Foundation: Full Air Brake system and a rust-free chassis with no frame rot.

Serious Inquiries Only
This is an institutional asset with a documented history, not a mystery auction find. Arizona buses of this quality are in high demand and typically sell quickly once listed nationally.