2000s: Silver Eagle Bus Manufacturing (USA)
In the mid-2000s, Silver Eagle Bus Manufacturing Inc (SEBM) was established in Brownsville, Texas, to revive the Eagle coach. Using tooling and parts stocks from Mexico, SEBM offered the older Models 15 and 20 in 37-, 40- and 45-foot versions.
There was also a new design, the 102-inch-wide Model 25 available in 40- and 45-foot versions. The Model 25 abandoned most Eagle styling traditions in favor of a boxy look intended to maximize interior volume for motorhome conversions. Only one Model 25, a 45-foot version, was ever made and sold. The Model 25 was never tested and certified as a passenger coach in accordance with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards in effect at the time.
SEBM also produced one 37-foot Model 20, but it has never been learned if it was actually completed and sold. The company was undercapitalized from the start and went out of business after relocating to Gallatin, Tennessee, as it was unable to pay off its many creditors.

All-Time Eagle Bus and Coach Model Range

Golden Eagle (1956-58, 51 built) Kässbohrer, Germany.
Academy Express (1957, 2 built) Kässbohrer, Germany. Technically not Eagles but taken to replace two Silver Eagles each under the contract with Kässbohrer.
Super Golden Eagle (1958, 4 built) Kässbohrer, Germany.
Silver Eagle (1958, 41 built) Kässbohrer, Germany.
NEW Silver Eagle (1960-61, 85 built) Kässbohrer design that evolved into the later Model 01 but was built by La Brugeoise et Nivelles, Brugge, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 01 (1961-68) La Brugeoise (1961 only) and Bus & Car (1961-68), 1963 versions had higher roofs and were called 'Hightops' Sint-Michels-bij-Brugge, Belgium.
Golden Eagle Model 01 (1963 (31) and 1964 (13)) Bus & Car, Belgium. 1963 versions had higher roofs and were called 'Hightops', Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 02 (1964, only one prototype used in Texas, 40 feet long with only 2 axles and 102 inches wide) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 04 (1966-71, unique model for European and North African customers, over 100 built) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 05 (1968-76) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 05E (1970-80) European version of the standard 05. 12 meters (40 feet) long and 2.5 meters (98.5 inches wide).
Golden Eagle Model 05 (1969 (50) and 1971 (12)) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 05 (1974-79) Eagle International, Brownsville, TX, USA.
Silver Eagle Model 07 (1969-70, 45 built as 102-inch-wide versions of the Model 05) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 09 (1972, 20 built for South African Railways) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 12 (1972, 15 built for World Travel in Thailand. 11.1 meter (37 feet) European version of the 05 with two axles, 98.5 inches wide) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Eagle Model 14 (1975, 40 for SNCV in Belgium, designed for local interurban services) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Silver Eagle Model 15 (1972, Short version of the Model 05 with two axles, mostly identical to the Model 12) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Eagle Model M15 Transcontinental (1975-80, European development of the 05 with many changes) Bus & Car and MOL Eaglebus, Belgium.
Eagle Model 16 (1975, 15 for STIB, the Brussels transport operator, city buses) Bus & Car, Belgium.
Eagle Model 17 (1976, a few prototypes of an advanced city bus) Bus & Car and MOL Eaglebus, Belgium.
Eagle Model M20 Touring (Around 1980, MOL chassis and Irizar body from Spain, three made) MOL Eaglebus, Belgium.
Eagle Model 10 or AE10, (1980-87, improved version of the late Model 05) Eagle International, USA.
Eagle Model 10LT, Premium interior version of the Model 10.
Eagle Model 10S, 1982-83, Two axle version of the Model 10 intended for suburban service, 84 made, New Trails Manufacturing Company, Harlingen, TX, USA.
Eagle AE 15 (1985-96), 102-inch-wide version of the AE 10) Eagle International, USA.
Eagle AE 20 (1987-96, updated version of the AE 10 with AE 15 styling) Eagle International, USA.
Eagle Model 25 (2007) Prototype for a motorhome that was sold to an individual. Only one made around 2006. Silver Eagle Bus Manufacturing, Brownsville TX USA.
Eagle Model M28 (1976) Short and narrow transit bus with 21 seat Jonckheere Bermuda bodies. First used in Brugge which has many narrow streets but finished their days in the small city of Ath.
Eagle Model M31 (1978) 2.5 meter wide transit and interurban bus. 25 produced. Used in and around Gent, Belgium. MOL chassis with Jonckheere bodies which carried Eagle emblems on the front and MOL emblems on the rear. MOL Eaglebus, Belgium.

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