1966 GM New Look "Fishbowl" and 1955 & 1957 Crown Coaches

Chance AH-28 Trolley buses operate service throughout the downtown and olde town district of Charleston, South Carolina. Known as "DASH", this service gives riders the opportunity to explore the city of Charleston 'free-of-charge'.The Chances are configured and designed to replicate cable cars and/or streetcars.

The three buses viewed are two Crown Coach Corporation uses, known as, "Supercoaches". The mint green-colored coach is a 35-footer while the cream-colored coach is a 40-foot (maybe longer) coach. Years manufactured in 1955 and 1957 in their respective order. The pariah is a 1966 35-foot retired transit bus, known as, "Fishbowl" was manufactured by General Motor's Diesel Division with the model's badge being the "New Look" for the next generation of buses for the latter years of the 20th century. An odd manual transmission vehicle (which was optional at that time), it's character continues to amaze and astonish many with it's beauty.

The owner and operator of these classic buses offers valet service - mainly for newlyweds - to various locations along the Carolinian coastline and the plantations of South Carolina. If you as a viewer is to ever take a trip to Charleston, South Carolina, expect to see these buses popping-up around downtown shuttling attendees from hotels to shopping districts to historic and tourist sites. Hint: Stay on "Meeting Street" near the Visitors Center.


*Owned and operated by "Low Country Valet & Shuttle Company"
Click link: [https://www.lowcountryvalet.com/]