After these events we were treated to a slide show of local western Washington transit companies, with the narration done by Wayne Hom, Josh Shields, and Allan Sparnne. Several Eagle AE10's and Prevost XL's were also in evidence. The following vehicles were there on display. Quite an array of historic and current buses. After a brief stop at the Greyhound depot, we went to Pierce Transit.
Pierce runs the Tacoma local service, as well as express service north to Seattle.
We were met and escorted oh a nice tour of well maintained Pierce Transit property by Mrs. Joan Cooper. Pierce Transit has a complete maintenance shop, even doing its own seat re-covering on its fleet of 210 buses. The Metro Employees Historic Vehicle Association did the work to make this convention successful. Several years ago the Motor Bus Society had planned to operate a similar convention in Seattle with the Metro Employees Historic Vehicle Association assistance. However, the convention didn't happen because of changes taking place within the Motor Bus Society.