
| This mylar front route sign is off of 1976 built GMC T6H-5307N #766. It has no print date. It has 74 exposures. As seen from the previous sign, a lot of exposures have been removed and others added, with no regard for font style. Yet original ones still exist, such as "4 Downtown Terminal", and the route 6, 9 and 11 exposures. |

| This mylar front route sign is off of 1976 built GMC T6H-5307N #767. It has no print date. It has 75 exposures. The only changes from the previous sign to this one is the removal of the "4 Guelph" exposure, and the addition of the Route 18 exposures near the end of the sign. |
| This mylar side route sign is off of 1976 built GMC T6H-5307N #766. It has no print date. This side sign is the match to the previous front sign. A photo of the buses that housed these last three signs can be seen, bottom-left. This sign was drawn virtually perfect to scale. The image has been enlarged 1.5 times that of the other signs on this page, to show detail. |

| Kitchener Transit GMC New Looks #766, 767, and 752, all stored for parts at the back of the old Barrie (Ontario) Transit / PMCL garage on September 25, 1995. Bus # 766 (left) was the host vehicle for the second and fourth signs on this page, while bus #767 (middle) was the original vehicle for the third sign. |
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| This mylar front route sign is different in that it has several older and newer route exposures on it. I'm not sure if it was just an oversight by the garage or if it was an attempt to make an "all-time" rollsign. It has 87 exposures. This rollsign was donated to Rollsign Gallery by John McDonnell. |















| Rollsigns from Kitchener, ON P A G E 2 o f 3 |

| This mylar front route sign is off of 1981 built 35 foot OBI 01.504 Orion I #802. What makes this one unique from the rest is the addition of the "SANTA'S EXPRESS" exposure at the end, AND the addition of "THE DOWNTOWNER" at the beginning of the sign. Only bus #802 had this sign. It has 78 exposures. This rollsign was donated to Rollsign Gallery by John McDonnell. |





