Thamco ODA Scania K112CL — São Paulo Double-Decker Mod

Thamco ODA Scania K112CL — São Paulo's "Fofão" Double-Decker

The Thamco ODA — affectionately known in São Paulo as the "Fofão" — is one of the most beloved oddities in Brazilian transit history: a London-style double-decker city bus on a Scania K112CL chassis, built for CMTC in the late 1980s. This conversion brings the two-deck classic into Proton Bus Simulator with its tall body, three doors, driving interior and period CMTC red livery. It runs on both Android and PC.

Highlights and Features

• Drive the legendary "Fofão" double-decker — a London-style two-deck city bus that CMTC ran on São Paulo streets in the late 1980s.
• Operate an authentic two-level layout on a Scania K112CL chassis, one of the rarest sights in Brazilian urban transit.
• Experience a piece of São Paulo history with period CMTC livery, three doors and a detailed driving cabin.
• Runs on Android and PC with mobile-tuned textures and period skins.

Compatibility and Technical Details

About the Real Thamco ODA

The Thamco ODA was a rare double-decker urban bus built by the São Paulo coachbuilder Thamco on the Scania K112 chassis. Delivered to CMTC — São Paulo's municipal transit company — from around 1988, it was nicknamed the "Fofão" (and "Dose Dupla") and drew obvious comparisons to London's double-deckers. Roughly 10.6 meters long and 4.2 meters tall, it carried about 117 passengers across two decks. Only 27 units reached CMTC before a change of city administration in early 1989 cancelled further orders, with a handful more going to Goiânia and Uberaba — making the ODA one of the most fondly remembered curiosities of Brazilian city transport.

Credits

PBS conversion: L3D MODS · Body and skins: RedJoker · Dashboard: Akassio Roque, ARS Conversões, Erick Henrique, Luiz Felipe Bonamigo, Marcos Elias and RedJoker · Wheels: Victor Ortega (edited by RedJoker) · Destination-sign font: Ronaldo Aguiar Design · Wipers: Gabriel Angelo (edited by RedJoker) · Various parts: Marcos Elias and RedJoker · Scania steering wheel: Edson Antonio · Sound: Ronaldo Aguiar · Passengers: Lael Eugênio