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- Wayne Papoose school bus (1971–1973)
- Wayne Lifeguard school bus (1973–1995)
- Wayne Busette school bus (1973–1990)
- Wayne Transette bus
- Wayne Transette XT bus
- Wayne Chaperone school bus (1985–1995)
- Wayne Chaperone II school bus (1985–1995)
- Wayne Lifestar school bus (1986–1995)
- Wayne RD 9000 school bus (1995 prototype only; never mass produced)
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Type C | Conventional | Lifeguard | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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