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Vehicle Photo Catalogue A. Denholm Wildfell Englishtonmuir Inverness IV3 8RQ SCOTLAND VEHICLE PHOTO CATALOGUE . All colour photos have a reference number starting with C (from negative) or D (digital). Black and white photos have a reference number starting with M PRICE, TERMS & CONDITIONS Please see my website www.wildmuir.co.uk/buyphoto for full information on current price and postage costs etc UPDATE THIS CATALOGUE You can download a new version of this catalogue, and see sample photos at my website www.wildmuir.co.uk You will also get my other catalogues for Ships, Aircraft and Vehicles, plus many links to other websites Photo Vehicle Year Ref. No Reg. No. Make Model Series Operator Lettering on vehicle Remarks Location Photo C 4402/34 LBS 528W FORD REFUELLING TANKER D ROBERTSONS ROBERTSONS BALTASOUND UNST 1995 D 0003802 SG66CKK ISUZU D-MAX RAF RAF Mountain Rescue port side view CAIRNGORM 2020 D 0003804 SG66CKK ISUZU D-MAX RAF RAF Mountain Rescue stbd side view CAIRNGORM 2020 D 0003806 SG66BOF ISUZU D-MAX RAF RAF Mountain Rescue port side view CAIRNGORM 2020 D 0003807 SG66BOF ISUZU D-MAX RAF RAF Mountain Rescue stbd side view CAIRNGORM 2020 C 477/5 BEDFORD TK FIRE TENDER CORFU AIRPORT 1981 C 4208/24 LEC321T MERCEDES UNIMOG DOLLAR HELICOPTERS CUMBERNAULD AIRPORT 1992 C 4210/22 LLS35N MERCEDES UNIMOG DOLLAR HELICOPTERS DOLLAR HELICOPTERS CUMBERNAULD AIRPORT 1992 M 0075/30 KGD 903 BEDFORD 27hp BUS MACBRAYNES Preserved DUNBAR 1978 M 0075/27 5 MORRIS C8 1st POLISH ARMOURED Preserved DUNBAR 1978 M 672/25 1096 DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT TUG SERVISAIR SERVISAIR EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 M 672/15 HYL 645W DODGE SPACEVAN MINIBUS CAA CAA EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 M 678/23 BFV 238V BEDFORD HA VAN AIR UK AIR UK EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 M 678/12 EGW 203J THORNEYCROFT NUBIAN MAJOR FIRE TENDER EDINBURGH AIRPORT 3 EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 M 681/23A RGS 150W SEDDON ATKINSON REFUELLING TANKER ESSO ESSO EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 M 678/11 SMD 363F THORNEYCROFT FIRE ENGINE EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1982 C 446/27A A381 JDD JAVELIN FIRE TENDER EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 423/6 RAH 311W FORD TRANSIT ACS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 423/7 JYF 733K BAGGAGE TUG EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 426/18 XSG 241R W & E BAGGAGE TRUCK EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 425/5 RSG 591Y LAND ROVER LAND ROVER Series III EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 425/4 JFS 318X MORRIS MARINA VAN EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 423/14 VLN 410G LEYLAND REFUELLER AIR BP EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 423/16 GHV 537W SEDDON ATKINSON REFUELLING TANKER AIR BP EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1984 C 413/25 NPG 999L COMMER STARTER TRUCK BRITISH CALEDONIAN EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1985 M 971/5 PNM 11R FODEN REFUELLING TANKER ESSO ESSO EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1985 C 412/28 B883 XTW RENAULT TRAFFIC 1 ICSS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1985 C 4000/31 KSG 392T DAVID BROWN AIRCRAFT TUG 990 AIR UK EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1985 C 4057/22 CYL305V SEDDON ATKINSON REFUELLING TANKER BP AIR BP all white EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1987 C 4081/5 B113 NRS FORD TRANSIT LUTON VAN LOGANAIR EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1987 C 4132/9 FORD TRACTOR AIR UK with starter truc EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1989 C 4133/32 TCR861T FORD TRANSIT STARTER TRUCK AIR UK EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1989 M 1349/30 GLOSTER SARO METEOR FIRE TENDER BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1989 C 4209/22 G183DEV RENAULT VAN ICS CLEANING SERVICE EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4209/14 G975ESF AUSTIN MAESTRO VAN BAA BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4209/8 999 00308 DOUGLAS TUG LOGANAIR port side view EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4210/7 F684KGA VOLKSWAGEN MICROBUS EXECAIR EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4209/24 KLU922P BEDFORD TK TOILET TRUCK SERVISAIR SERVISAIR EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4210/1 H166LSC LEYLAND ROADRUNNER 8-13 BAA BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4209/10 999 00308 DOUGLAS TUG LOGANAIR stbd side view EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4226/33 H620REX VW LT 50 FORTE FORTE AIRPORT SERVICES EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4227/21 CYL305V SEDDON ATKINSON REFUELLING TANKER BP AIR BP green/white EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4227/15 HLO932V FORD CARGO FOOD TRUCK FORTE TRUSTHOUSE FORTE INFLIGHT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4233/17 EYK344V SEDDON ATKINSON REFUELLING TANKER SIMON/AIR BP EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1992 C 4242/9 1919H DENNIS MERCURY AIRCRAFT TUG MD300 Air UK EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1993 C 4288/16A C28DKO FORD TRANSIT ICS ICS Inflight Cleaning Ser Water tanker EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4287/4A K621FVX FORD TRANSIT ICS ICS Inflight Cleaning with trailer EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4288/33A K985LNG FORD COURIER POPULAR 1.8D AIR UK AIR UK EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4292/5A NPD119L LEYLAND NATIONAL COURTESY COAC BAA BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4291/34A E448HLB RENAULT 50 STARTER TRUCK BRITISH AIRWAYS BRITISH AIRWAYS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4292/2A E864GLM BEDFORD RASCAL BRITISH AIRWAYS BRITISH AIRWAYS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4291/32A E849GLM FORD TRANSIT CREWBUS BRITISH AIRWAYS BRITISH AIRWAYS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4327/19 D924JVM FORD FIESTA SERVISAIR SERVISAIR EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1994 C 4351/15 D267CNV VAUXHALL ASTRA VAN ALPHA Flight Services EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4354/15A 34317 VOLVO FL7 TANKER CONOCO AEROFUEL EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4354/19A G608JMS LAND ROVER LAND ROVER 90 BAA EDINBUGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4349/10 E270HSG LAND ROVER LAND ROVER 90 BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4358/30 XSF832R W & E BAGGAGE TRUCK BAA EDINBURGH EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4355/27 M883XSC PLAXTON DENNIS APRON BUS BAA EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4358/9 M884XSC PLAXTON DENNIS APRON BUS BAA EDINBURGH AIRPORT EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4356/14 M517XSN LAND ROVER DISCOVERY OPERATIONS EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 C 4357/7 ICS 43 FORD CARGO TOILET TRUCK ICS Inflight Cleaning Ser EDINBURGH AIRPORT 1995 M 3037/0 WL 490793 TEMPO E 400 light truck LUFTWAFFE GERMANY 194 M 677/25A 46 AD 49 BEDFORD REFUELLING TANKER RAF GLASGOW AIRPORT 1982 M 676/19A XYK 502T DODGE REFUELLING TANKER 100 SHELL GLASGOW AIRPORT 1982 M 5089/24 JV 9054 SCAMMEL IRON HORSE GRIMSBY 19 C 4012/33 926WDE BEDFORD RL FIRE TENDER DYFED COUNTY COUNCIL stbd side view HAVERFORDWEST AIRPORT 1986 C 4013/3 926WDE BEDFORD RL FIRE TENDER DYFED COUNTY COUNCIL port side view HAVERFORDWEST AIRPORT 1986 C 4012/32 JDE 992P LAND ROVER LAND ROVER Series III DYFED COUNTY COUNCIL HAVERFORDWEST AIRPORT 1986 C 4528/1 C411ULR FORD CARGO 0609 BRITISH AIRWAYS BRITISH AIRWAYS Baggage truck INVERNESS AIRPORT 2000 C 4039/20 TF45367 MERCEDES TANKER CEPSA LOS RODEOS AIRPORT TENERIFE 1986 C 4040/24 0022 CITROEN ACADIANE IBERIA IBERIA LOS RODEOS AIRPORT TENERIFE 1986 M 1099/28 MOTOR AIRSTAIRS IBERIA LOS RODEOS AIRPORT TENERIFE 1986 M 1099/30 MOTOR AIRSTAIRS IBERIA LOS RODEOS AIRPORT TENERIFE 1986 M 4496/12 R954JTM KRONENBURG FIRE TRUCK MRC II LONDON LUTON 2 LUTON AIRPORT 1999 C 4532/2 T57DPP FORD TRANSIT TOURNEO GLX LYNTON AVIATION LUTON AIRPORT 2000 C 4532/7 H157YYX VOLVO FL7 TANKER SHELL LUTON AIRPORT 2000 C 4532/18 1933 RELIANCE MERCURY AIRCRAFT TUG SERVISAIR SERVISAIR LUTON AIRPORT 2000 C 4531/30 103 RELIANCE MERCURY PASSENGER LIFT REED AVIATION LUTON AIRPORT 2000 C 4569/17 S675 MJO PEUGEOT PARTNER easyTech LUTON AIRPORT 2001 C 4569/14 JNK 909Y POWERLIFT PASSENGER LIFT REED AVIATION REED AVIATION LUTON AIRPORT 2001 C 4617/16 W905XGH LDV Flatbed Truck EASYJET easyJet 107 LUTON AIRPORT 2002 M 4633/31 K806 BUR FORD TRANSIT Pick-up AVIANCE LUTON AIRPORT 2003 C 4643/8 R955 JTM KRONENBURG FIRE TENDER LONDON LUTON Airport LUTON AIRPORT 2003 C 4647/6 N909XAN LDV CONVOY WORKBUS AVIANCE AVIANCE LUTON AIRPORT 2003 C 4633/29 W485 KBD LDV CONVOY Crew Bus AVIANCE LUTON AIRPORT 2003 C 4285/26 G706XGM FORD TRANSIT ALPHA FLIGHT SERVICES MANCHESTER AIRPORT 1994 C 4285/24 G976AGS VOLVO REFUELLING TANKER FL7 Q8 MANCHESTER AIRPORT 1994 C 4332/17 F828NRJ FORD CARGO CATERING TRUC APHA ALPHA Flight Services MANCHESTER AIRPORT 1994 www.wildmuir.co.uk Page 1 of 2 updated 07 February 2020 Photo Vehicle Year Ref. No Reg. No. Make Model Series Operator Lettering on vehicle Remarks Location Photo D 0002462 K501AUX TALUS MB-4H LAUNCH TRACTO RNLI TW-22H RNLI tractor NEWBIGGEN 2018 C 401/22 2819 EBRO APRON BUS IBERIA PALMA AIRPORT MAJORCA 1985 C 401/21 2821 EBRO APRON BUS IBERIA PALMA AIRPORT MAJORCA 1985 M 974/11 2882 STILL BAGGAGE TUG IBERIA PALMA AIRPORT MAJORCA 1985 M 974/12 9324 APRON BUS IBERIA PALMA AIRPORT MAJORCA 1985 C 400/25 ACD 899Y JAVELIN FIRE TENDER PRESTWICK PRESTWICK AIRPORT 1985 C 400/29 1507 AEC TANKER MONARCH MkV BRITISH AEROSPACE PRESTWICK AIRPORT 1985 M 865/15A 3082 HIBBERD PLANET SHUNTER port side view ROSYTH DOCKYARD 1983 M 865/16A 2868 HIBBERD PLANET SHUNTER port side view ROSYTH DOCKYARD 1983 M 865/12a 3082 HIBBERD PLANET SHUNTER stbd side view ROSYTH DOCKYARD 1983 M 865/13a 2868 HIBBERD PLANET SHUNTER stbd side view ROSYTH DOCKYARD 1983 C 4276/4 TZ825 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF KLM KLM SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4279/16 FS-PP-60 VOLKSWAGEN POLO FOX SABENA SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4280/20 35 FORD F500 CUISINAIR SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4276/5 TZ997 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF KLM KLM LINE MAINTENANCE SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4280/24 418 VOLKSWAGEN PICK UP KLM SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4276/6 TZ962 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF KLM KLM LINE MAINTENANCE SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4335/3 534174 MAN CATERING TRUCK KLM KLM Cabin Services SCHIPHOL AIRPORT 1994 C 4463/33 L271SST LAND ROVER LAND ROVER DEFENDER 110 STORNOWAY AIRPORT STORNOWAY AIRPORT OPS 1 STORNOWAY 1998 C 4330/1A KSJ637W LAND ROVER LAND ROVER Series III LOGANAIR LOGANAIR Tingwall TINGWALL AIRPORT 1994 www.wildmuir.co.uk Page 2 of 2 updated 07 February 2020.
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