MCI Courier 50

The MCI Courier 50 was a coach in the Courier series of Motor Coach Industries, with the variant Courier 50A. Its roots lie in the Model 50, a 33-passenger coach introduced in 1949 as the successor to the Model 100, the first coach synonymous with the Canadian Greyhound operation. The company's history says slight changes to the earlier Courier models created the Courier 50, 50A, 85, 85A and 85X, and the series was in production through the first half of the 1950s before the Courier 90, 95 and 96 and then the MC series took over.