Amar Coach Builders

If you drive down GT Road near the Chuggitti bypass, you'll see us. We build coaches. It’s a lot of metal work, welding, and getting the frames right. The yard is usually full of half-finished buses or old ones getting a new look. It’s loud. Hammers hitting steel, the sound of the grinders, that’s our background music. We don't have a fancy reception area. If you come by, you’ll probably find us in our overalls. The air smells like paint and grease most of the time. We’ve been at this for a long time. People around here know the spot. We take a chassis and turn it into something people can actually ride in. It takes time and it’s hard on the hands. Sometimes the weather makes it tough to work outside, especially when it’s pouring rain or the heat is unbearable on the metal. But the work continues. We just focus on the task in front of us. No big speeches about what we do. We just build. Every coach is a bit different depending on what’s needed. We check the bolts, we fix the seats, and we move on to the next one. It’s a steady rhythm here at the bypass. It’s what we know.