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A replica inspired by Packard buses of this time, but only inspired. An "inspire(d)-plica"? 
An article of 2008 says:
"The success of Mr. Toad's first vehicle, the 1929 Model A Woodie, has allowed Mr. Toad's Tours to customize more cars. This year, a total of four ten-passenger touring cars will be touring around the City with more on their way. The additional cars include a 1912 Rambler Touring Car, a 1918 Packard "Toadster", and an original 1924 Yellowstone Bus built by White Motor Company."
As the 1924 Yellowstone Bus is the only to be said "original", we may deduct the others are fake ones.
A kind of hybrid between a Model D 1½ Ton and a Twin-Six?
For the record, all the buses are propane-powered vehicles (LPG) or natural gas powered vehicles (CNG). As the Packard engine seemed "thirsty" (1.9 mpg / 123.79 l/100 km, if no typo!!!), it's seems to be a good idea
An article of 2008 says:
"The success of Mr. Toad's first vehicle, the 1929 Model A Woodie, has allowed Mr. Toad's Tours to customize more cars. This year, a total of four ten-passenger touring cars will be touring around the City with more on their way. The additional cars include a 1912 Rambler Touring Car, a 1918 Packard "Toadster", and an original 1924 Yellowstone Bus built by White Motor Company."
As the 1924 Yellowstone Bus is the only to be said "original", we may deduct the others are fake ones.
A kind of hybrid between a Model D 1½ Ton and a Twin-Six?
For the record, all the buses are propane-powered vehicles (LPG) or natural gas powered vehicles (CNG). As the Packard engine seemed "thirsty" (1.9 mpg / 123.79 l/100 km, if no typo!!!), it's seems to be a good idea