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CAMETAL S.A.I.C. (Carrocerías Metálicas) was an Argentinan bus manufacturer founded in 1947. Based in Villa Gobernador Gálvez, a province of Santa Fe, Argentina, the CAMETAL name was adapted in 1962.
In 1979, CAMETAL became the first manufacturer of double-decker buses under license from Neoplan.[1] Manufacturing began to decline by 1993, and the company closed in 1995. The factory was sold to CAMSA, an American company that planned to resume production, but nothing came of it. It was then sold to Metalsur, which now produces bodies.
Models
- Nahuel I (1977)
- Nahuel II (1979)
- Urbuss (1980) minibuses with Mercedes-Benz chassis
- Nahuel III (1983)
- Trolebús experimental (1988)
- Jumbus (1985)
- Metrobus (1993) with Isuzu chassis, exported to Costa Rica
- Super Jumbus (1994)
Monocoque buses
- Trolebús experimental (1988) UI 2860 in Camión Argentino
- CI-2946 (1990) Autoportante CI 2946 in Camión Argentino
- (serie U 1/2 - City Bus) (1984)
- (serie UD 1/2 - Nahuel II) (1984)
- CI-2156 (serie C 1/2 - Nahuel III) 1983 CI-2156 in Camión Argentino
- (serie L 1/3 - Nahuel III ) (1984)
- (serie L 3/3 - Jumbus - piso y medio - 1°serie) (1984)
- LI-3969 ( CX 40 - Jumbus II) 1993
- LI-3970 (CX 40 larga distancia) 1990 LI 3970 in Camión Argentino
- LI-3974 (CX 40 - Jumbus II) 1993
- Super Jumbus (1994)
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