Greyhound MC-8

==Description==
The MCI MC-8 is an intercity motor coach produced by Motor Coach Industries from 1973 to 1978. Succeeding the previous MC-7, the MC-8 featured a more squarish appearance and a less prominent stepped roofline. 4,475 chassis were produced by MCI and their subsidiary, the Transportation Manufacturing Corporation, during that timespan. 
This casting is one of the heaviest castings Hot Wheels has ever produced, with the base, interior and side details essentially being one large piece of metal and making up the bulk of the weight.
==Versions==
The Greyhound MC-8 has come out in the following versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color	Tampo 	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color 	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country 	Notes / Variations	Photo
 	1980	1980 Hot Wheels	White	Black Greyhound Logo, Red and Blue Stripes	Unpainted / Metal	Grey tint 	Unpainted Metal	BW 	1127 	Hong Kong	 	75px
 	1982	1982 Hot Wheels	White	Black Greyhound Logo, Red and Blue Stripes	Unpainted / Metal	Grey tint 	Same as base 	BW 	1127 	Malaysia 	 	
 	1983	The Hot Ones 	White	Black Greyhound Logo, Red and Blue Stripes	Unpainted / Metal	Grey tint 	Same as base 	BW 	1127 	Mexico 	 	
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Category:1970s
Category:1980 First Released
Category:Motor Coach Industries Vehicles
Category:Canadian Cars
Category:Single-Deck Bus
Category:Vehicles with Sunroofs/Moonroofs
Category:1982 Hot Wheels