ABC delivers to North Dakota bus dealer
The bus features a Cummins ISM engine/Allison Gen4 B500 drive train, with Van Hool’s contoured parcel rack and 23-inch video monitors, REI’s enhanced sound system and leather trimmed Amaya Gaudi passenger seats.
[IMAGE]Harlows002-3-10FULL.jpg[/IMAGE] Harlow’s Bus Sales and Service, a major school bus contractor and commercial and school bus dealer, recently purchased a 2010 T2145 bus from ABC Companies.
The bus features a Cummins ISM engine/Allison Gen4 B500 drive train, with Van Hool’s contoured parcel rack and 23-inch video monitors, REI’s enhanced sound system, leather trimmed Amaya Gaudi passenger seats, Durabright aluminum wheels, Wi-Fi and 110-volt outlets.
“Harlow’s began as a service, and now we want to use what we’ve learned and take it up a notch. We think there is an untapped market in our area. There are a lot of folks who will really appreciate the luxury that this Van Hool affords, and we want to get them into travelling by coach. Our fleet has seven Van Hool’s that we bought used from ABC so we know the product and support will serve us well,” said Coach Division Manager Neal Prichard.
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