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IC Bus

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IC Bus (formerly IC Corporation) is a builder of school buses in the United States. Founded in 2002, the company traces its roots back to Ward Body Works, which was established in 1933. IC produces bus bodies on an International chassis, as it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Navistar International Corporation. IC is an acronym for Integrated Coach, which alludes to the fact that the body, chassis, and engine are all built within the same corporate structure.

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School Buses Commercial Buses

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Ward brand operated by successor AmTran from 1980-1992. 1979 2002

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American Transporation Corporation Ward Body Works IC Bus

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Public Subsidiary of Navistar International

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North America

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Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

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2002 1933 1980

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D.H. Ward

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Manufacturing Transportation

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IC Corporation American Transportation Corporation

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IC Bus (formerly IC Corporation) is a builder of school buses in the United States. Founded in 2002, the company traces its roots back to Ward Body Works, which was established in 1933. IC produces bus bodies on an International chassis, as it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Navistar International Corporation. IC is an acronym for Integrated Coach, which alludes to the fact that the body, chassis, and engine are all built within the same corporate structure.