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Prevost Le Mirage XL
The Le Mirage XL was Prevost's first 102-inch-wide body, introduced in 1984 as both a passenger coach and a conversion shell. Prevost calls the 1984 XL models the first wide-body coaches and conversion shells in North America. Wikipedia says they were nominally 40 feet long. A 1985 example advertised on the used-coach site Prevost-Stuff was labeled XL 40 and had a Detroit Diesel 8V92 engine.
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Le Mirage XL history
- 1984Wide-body shell introduced
Prevost introduces the Le Mirage XL and the Prevost XL as 102-inch wide-body coaches and conversion shells. Source ↗
Brochures and sources
- Our Story | Prevost Motorhomes ↗
- Prevost X-Series / Wikipedia ↗ — Says the Le Mirage XL widened the body from 96 to 102 inches in 1984 and that the 1984 XL models were nominally 40 feet long.
- 1985 Prevost Executive XL 40 Non Slide / Prevost-Stuff ↗ — Used listing for a 1985 XL 40 conversion with a Detroit Diesel 8V92 engine.
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