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Arriva Scotland West 10555 Wdn NUW 555Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0605 Ld H44/28F Sep-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10555 Jul-03 10560 Wdn NUW 560Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0610 Ld H44/28F Sep-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10560 Jul-03 10577 Wdn NUW 577Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0627 Ld H44/28F Sep-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10577 Jul-03 10587 Wdn NUW 587Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0637 Ld H44/28F Sep-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10587 Jul-03 10591 Wdn NUW 591Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0641 Ld H44/27F Oct-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10591 Jul-03 10601 RES NUW 601Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0651 Ld H44/28F Oct-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10601 Jul-03 10626 Wdn NUW 626Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0676 Ld H44/28F Nov-82 Fife Scottish (SE) 10626 Jul-03 10751 Wdn OHV 751Y Ld TNLXB2RR 0811 Ld H44/27F Mar-83 Fife Scottish (SE) 10751 Jul-03 10922 Wdn A922 SYE Ld TNLXB2RR 0982 Ld H44/29F Jan-84 Fife Scottish (SE) 10922 Apr-04 11106 Wdn B106 WUV Ld TNLXB2RR 1166 Ld O44/29F Sep-84 Selkent (LN) T1106 Nov-97 B106 WUV, NIB 5455 11114 Wdn B114 WUV Ld TNLXB2RR 1174 Ld O44/29F Oct-84 Selkent (LN) T1114 Nov-97 B114 WUV, NIB 4138 11116 Wdn B116 WUV Ld TNLXB2RR 1176 Ld H44/29F Oct-84 Fife Scottish (SE) 11116 Apr-04 11119 Wdn B119 WUV Ld TNLXB2RR 1179 Ld H44/29F Oct-84 Fife Scottish (SE) 11119 May-04 11122 Wdn B122 WUV Ld TNLXB2RR 1182 Ld H44/29F Nov-84 Fife Scottish (SE) 11122 Apr-04 13176 A C176 YBA Ld ONLXB/1R ON1827 NC 2880 H43/30F Oct-85 Stagecoach Manchester (GM) 13176 Jul-05 13191 Wdn C191 YBA Ld ONLXB/1R ON2037 NC 2895 H43/30F Jan-86 Stagecoach Manchester (GM) 13191 Jul-05 13502 E C160 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2208 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13502 Oct-06 DH 9306 {HK} 13503 E C 42 HNF Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2255 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13503 Sep-06 DH 9398 {HK} 13505 A C 44 HNF Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2260 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13505 Sep-06 DJ 714 {HK} 13506 E C170 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2234 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13506 Oct-06 DH 8737 {HK} 13507 E C169 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2206 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13507 Nov-06 DJ 349 [HK} 13510 E C 46 HNF Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2228 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13510 Sep-06 DH 9411 {HK} 13512 E C152 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2236 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13512 Oct-06 DJ 1848 {HK} 13513 A C 38 HNF Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2229 Ar -?- H61/39F Feb-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13513 Sep-06 DH 8689 {HK} 13514 A C157 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON1960 Ar -?- H61/39F Dec-85 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13514 Sep-06 DH 5054 {HK} 13518 PHD C158 HBA Ld ONLXCT/3R ON2012 Ar -?- H61/39F Apr-86 Greater Manchester South (GM) 13518 Sep-06 DJ 3429 {HK} 13612 J938 MHC Ld ON3R49C18Z4 ON11838 Ar RH82/1390/44 CH53/31F Aug-91 Southdown (WS) 13612 Jul-06 EW 9757 {HK} 13615 PER J167 UNH Ld ON3R49C18Z4 ON11841 Ar RH82/1390/47 CH53/29FT Aug-91 Stagecoach Glasgow (SW) 13615 Aug-05 ET 9231 {HK} 13624 PER TSU 638 Ld ON3R49C18Z4 ON11770 Ar RH82/1390/14 CH53/39FT Dec-90 Red & White (CS) 13624 Apr-05 ES 3771 {HK} 13638 RES F265 LSA Ld ON3R49C18Z4 -?- Ar -?- CH53/39FT By7/89 Citybus, Hong Kong (O) Feb-05 -?- 13643 PHD G280 YRJ Ld ONCL10/5RZ ON11074 Ar RH60/3788/12 CH53/39F Aug-89 Stagecoach Manchester (GM) 13643 Jul-05 EF 9412 {HK} 13649 PER H607 LNA Ld ON3R49C18Z4 ON11807 Ar RH82/1390/30 CH53/39FT Feb-91 Greater Manchester South (GMz) 13649 Mar-05 ET 1023 {HK} 13653 RES J925 FPS Ld ON3R49C18Z4 ON11833 Ar RH82/1390/39 CH53/29FT Aug-91 Citybus, Hong Kong (O) 168 C11/04 EW 9357 {HK} 14338 PHD G338 KKW Ld ONLXB/2RZ ON11191 Ar RL51/989/10 H51/31F Oct-89 Fife Scottish (SE) 738 Oct-02 14373 PHD D123 FYM Ld ONLXB/1RH ON2405 ECW 26441 H42/29F Sep-86 Fife Scottish (SEz) 14373 Jul-05 14378 PHD D128 FYM Ld ONLXB/1RH ON2410 ECW 26446 H42/29F Oct-86 Fife Scottish (SEz) 14378 Jul-05 14408 PER K508 EES Ld ON2R50G13Z4 ON20565 Ar RL65/1192/20 CH43/27F Nov-92 14409 PER K509 EES Ld ON2R50G13Z4 ON20566 Ar RH65/1192/21 CH43/27F Nov-92 Fife Scottish (SE) 14409 Oct-03 14410 PHD K510 EES Ld ON2R50G13Z4 ON20567 Ar RL65/1192/22 CH43/27F Nov-92 14418 PHD K518 EES Ld ON2R50G13Z4 ON20570 Ar RL65/1192/25 CH43/27F Nov-92 14452 PHD B352 LSO Ld ONLXB/1R ON1626 Ar RL19/784/5 H45/32F Jan-85 14455 PER B355 LSO Ld ONLXB/1R ON1629 Ar RL19/784/8 H45/32F Jan-85 14456 PER B356 LSO Ld ONLXB/1R ON1646 Ar RL19/784/9 H45/32F Jan-85 14457 PER B357 LSO Ld ONLXB/1R ON1647 Ar RL19/784/10 H45/32F Jan-85 14458 PER B358 LSO Ld ONLXB/1R ON1648 Ar RL19/784/11 H45/32F Jan-85 14467 A C467 SSO Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10105 Ar RL30/1685/7 H47/30F Jul-86 14469 PER C469 SSO Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10117 Ar RL30/1685/9 H47/30F Jul-86 14471 PER C471 SSO Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10118 Ar RL30/1685/11 H47/30F Jun-86 C471 SSO, GSO 1V 14486 PER D386 XRS Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10371 Ar RL34/2386/2 CH43/27F May-87 14487 PER D387 XRS Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10372 Ar RL34/2386/3 CH43/27F May-87 14488 PER D388 XRS Ld ONLXB/1RV ON10373 Ar RL34/2386/4 CH43/27F May-87 14490 I J120 XHH Ld ON2R56G13Z4 ON20117 Ar RL62/491/1 CH47/27F Sep-91 14491 A J121 XHH Ld ON2R56G13Z4 ON20118 Ar RL62/491/2 CH47/27F Sep-91 14492 I J122 XHH Ld ON2R56G13Z4 ON20119 Ar RL62/491/3 CH47/27F Sep-91 14496 PER J196 YSS Ld ON2R56G13Z4 ON20280 Ar RL62/1391/7 CH47/27F Jan-92 14499 A J199 YSS Ld ON2R56G13Z4 ON20274 Ar RL62/1391/10 CH47/27F Jan-92 14616 A C616 LFT Ld ONLXB/1R ON2116 Ar RH35/485/16 H45/31F Jan-86 Stagecoach Glasgow (SW) 14616 Jun-05 14638 Wdn C638 LFT Ld ONLXB/1R ON2138 Ar RH35/485/38 H45/31F Feb-86 Stagecoach Glasgow (SW) 14638 Jun-05 14957 S G807 RTS Ld ONLXB/2RZ ON11163 Ar RL51/989/1 CH51/31F Sep-89 Hampshire Bus (HA) 14957 Mar-04 14959 S G809 RTS Ld ONLXB/2RZ ON11179 Ar RL51/989/3 CH51/31F Sep-89 Hampshire Bus (HA) 14959 Mar-04 14962 A G212 SSL Ld ON6LXB/2RZ ON11182 Ar RL51/989/6 CH51/31F Sep-89 Hampshire Bus (HA) 212 Aug-00 14963 A G213 SSL Ld ON6LXB/2RZ ON11183 Ar RL51/989/7 CH51/31F Sep-89 Hampshire Bus (HA) 213 Aug-00 14964 A G214 SSL Ld ON6LXB/2RZ ON11189 Ar RL51/989/8 CH51/31F Sep-89 Hampshire Bus (HA) 214 Aug-00 15210 PHD F310 MYJ Vo B10M-50 022078 NC 3814 H45/33F Aug-89 Fife Scottish (SE) 15210 Aug-06 15211 PHD F311 MYJ Vo B10M-50 022079 NC 3815 CH45/33F Aug-89 Fife Scottish (SE) 15211 Aug-06 15250 PHD 126 ASV Vo B10M-50 014994 Ar RV26/3386/6 CH43/33F Dec-87 Fife Scottish (SE) 15250 c9/03 E867 RCS 15259 PHD 128 ASV Vo B10M-50 014987 Ar RV26/3386/1 CH45/35F Oct-87 Fife Scottish (SE) 15259 c9/03 E909 KSG 15260 A 127 ASV Vo B10M-50 014990 Ar RV26/3386/2 CH45/35F Oct-87 Fife Scottish (SE) 15260 C11/04 E910 KSG 15272 C802 USG Vo B10M-50 011638 Ar RV24/1385/16 H47/37F May-86 Fife Scottish (SE) 15272 Aug-06 15273 C803 USG Vo B10M-50 011639 Ar RV24/1385/17 H47/37F May-86 Fife Scottish (SE) 15273 Aug-06 15276 A C806 USG Vo B10M-50 011642 Ar RV24/1385/20 H47/33F Jul-86 Fife Scottish (SE) 15276 Sep-05 15287 C787 USG Vo B10M-50 011623 Ar RV24/1385/1 H47/37F May-86 Fife Scottish (SE) 15287 Aug-06 15288 Wdn C788 USG Vo B10M-50 011624 Ar RV24/1385/2 H47/37F Apr-86 Fife Scottish (SE) 15288 Aug-05 16111 S R311 XNO Vo OLY-56 028507 NC 5777 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16111 Mar-04 16112 S R112 XNO Vo OLY-56 028516 NC 5778 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16112 Jan-04 16115 A R115 XNO Vo OLY-56 028673 NC 5781 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16115 Feb-04 16116 PHD 5;12 9R2/< 1& H49/31F 0D\ (DVW/RQGRQ /1 )HE 16117 A 5;12 9R2/< 1& H49/31F 0D\ (DVW/RQGRQ /1 -DQ 16118 A R118 XNO Vo OLY-56 028684 NC 5784 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16118 Jan-04 16119 A R119 XNO Vo OLY-56 028694 NC 5785 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16119 Jan-04 16120 A R120 XNO Vo OLY-56 028531 NC 5786 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16120 Jan-04 16121 $ 5;12 9R2/< 1& H49/31F 0D\ (DVW/RQGRQ /1 -DQ 16153 A R153 HHK Vo OLY-56 028622 NC 5978 H49/31F May-98 East London (LN) 16153 Mar-04 16198 PER L 26 JSA Vo YN2RV18Z4 25039 NC 4511 CH43/25F Sep-93 16200 I L 28 JSA Vo YN2RV18Z4 25041 NC 4513 CH43/25F Sep-93 16201 I L101 JSA Vo YN2RV18Z4 25042 NC 4514 CH43/25F Sep-93 16202 I L102 JSA Vo YN2RV18Z4 25043 NC 4515 CH43/25F Sep-93 16250 I L250 SDY Vo YN2RV18Z4 25061 NC 4526 CH43/25F Sep-93 Hampshire Bus (HA) 250 Aug-00 16610 PER L100 JLB Vo YN2RV18Z4 25044 NC 4516 CH43/25F Sep-93 L110 JSA 18389 I MX 55 KSU AD Tt SFD33GBR65GX53762 AD 5409/23 H47/28F Feb-06 Greater Manchester South (GM) 18389 Aug-06 18390 I MX 55 ZNH AD Tt SFD33GBR65GX53763 AD 5409/24 H47/28F Feb-06 Greater Manchester South (GM) 18390 Aug-06 20111 PER N211 LTN Vo B10M-55 43940 Ar 29PS/9412/133 B49F Nov-95 Busways (TW) 2211 Dec-99 20112 PER N212 LTN Vo B10M-55 043941 Ar 29PS/1933/134 B49F Nov-95 Fife Scottish (SE) Oct-02 20113 PER N213 LTN Vo B10M-55 43942 Ar 29PS/9412/135 B49F Dec-95 Busways (TW) 2213 Dec-99 20118 A P118 XCN Vo B10M-55 60380 Ar 9417/43 B49F Dec-96 Busways (TW) 2218 Dec-99 20141 A R641 LSO Vo B10M-55 YV31MA511WC060698 Ar 9633/135 B49F Dec-97 20142 A R642 LSO Vo B10M-55 YV31MA513WC060699 Ar 9633/136 B49F Dec-97 20143 A R643 LSO Vo B10M-55 YV31MA516WC060700 Ar 9633/137 B49F Dec-97 20144 A R644 LSO Vo B10M-55 YV31MA512WC060726 Ar 9633/138 B49F Dec-97 20150 PER R650 LSO Vo B10M-55 YV31MA518WC060732 Ar 9633/144 B49F Dec-97 20151 PER R651 VSE Vo B10M-55 YV31MA512WC060807 Ar 9731/ 12 B49F Jan-98 20153 A R653 VSE Vo B10M-55 YV31MA517WC060818 Ar 9731/ 14 B49F Jan-98 20154 PER R654 VSE Vo B10M-55 YV31MA519WC060819 Ar 9731/ 15 B49F Jan-98 20172 PER K572 LTS Vo B10M-55 31590 Ar 26PS/3392/74 B49F Apr-93 Stagecoach Scotland 572 Oct-94 20173 PER K573 LTS Vo B10M-55 31600 Ar 26PS/3392/75 B49F Apr-93 Stagecoach Scotland 573 Oct-94 20176 PER K576 LTS Vo B10M-55 31603 Ar 26PS/3392/78 B49F Apr-93 Stagecoach Scotland 576 Oct-94 20403 A E 63 JFV Vo B10M-55 016387 Ar 12P/3587/3 DP53F Feb-88 Red & White (CS) 20403 Aug-05 20407 A G 67 PFR Vo B10M-55 023903 EL A9902 B51F
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