A bus belonging to the Pahlavi Kingdom period, which was once used to transport prisoners of the Karim Khan Citadel in Shiraz and has now become a mobile museum, stopped moving due to a lack of diesel. Jafari, who is responsible for this collection, says that this vehicle was Shiraz's first city bus and was used during the period when Karim Khan Citadel was turned into a prison. The interior of this bus became an exhibition of historical artifacts and old equipment with glass display cases. An oil slide projector, old film projection and editing equipment, fans made in England and America and a container for carrying gasoline are among the items kept in this museum. Criticizing the lack of support from the authorities, Afri says that despite correspondence with various institutions to provide diesel and efforts to get schools to participate, so far no results have been achieved and it is still not possible to move this mobile museum.

A bus belonging to the Pahlavi Kingdom period, which was once used to transport prisoners of the Karim Khan Citadel in Shiraz and has now become a mobile museum, stopped moving due to a lack of diesel. Jafari, who is responsible for this collection, says that this vehicle was Shiraz's first city bus and was used during the period when Karim Khan Citadel was turned into a prison. The interior of this bus became an exhibition of historical artifacts and old equipment with glass display cases. An oil slide projector, old film projection and editing equipment, fans made in England and America and a container for carrying gasoline are among the items kept in this museum. Criticizing the lack of support from the authorities, Afri says that despite correspondence with various institutions to provide diesel and efforts to get schools to participate, so far no results have been achieved and it is still not possible to move this mobile museum.