1967 General Motors Fishbowl Bus - Harran Transportation (West babylon, NY)

I am trying to find out what became of Harran Bus Transportation. (located at Babylon) L.I. N.Y. A friend told me a few weeks ago,the company went out of business.I had a brother who worked for this bus company some time ago. Last week (Sunday 9/14/07)I saw a bus going into the Division Ave High school parking lot. The red color code and NYC Logo on the side looked to be a Harran Bus.I was going to ask the driver if the bus was Harran, but did not.I have tried to search Harran Bus as a charter to Atlantic City but,I have been unable to locate Harran.My wife and I had traveled by Harran with the Tri County Shopping Center. If I am correct Harran has been in transportation since the late 1800's. Please find an answer for me. Sincerly Vinnie S.

I worked for HARRAN for 3 yaers .I drive the fisebowl around the shop.I beleave the ower sold the coach.

I love this bus i wish that i could drive and ride in it. i just love love it so much

Harran was the charter bus service of Jerusalem Avenue Bus Line, a private bus company that ran what is today's N55 (Hempstead-Amityville) and N? Merrick Train Station-Roosevelt Field. Though also ran a bus Hempstead-Seaford via Bellmore (Beltagh Avenue to Wantagh Avenue to Seaford Avenue to Verity Plaza (Washington Avenue and Merrick Road.) Before service was extended to Amityville, the N55 ran straight down Washington Avenue to Verity Plaza and then went out via Seaford Avenue to Hempstead.

I forgot to add that Jerusalem Avenue Lines also ran the Massapequa Park Loop. The loop ran north from the station, circled back to the station, then went south to the Bar Harbor Shopping Center on Merrick Road, then returned to the train station. In the summer, they operated service to Jones Beach via Sunrise Highway.

I forgot to add that the garage was on Jerusalem Avenue near Merrick Avenue, very close to the Southern State Parkway.

InterCounty Bus Lines was in Bablyon, not Harran.