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Historic Fleetlists.Xlsx W. Alexander & Sons (Fife) Limited (trading as Fife Scottish) Fleet 1984 Fleet strength down to 282 (158 less than in 1978) - this is the smallest the fleet has been during 60 years of operation Despite only six years since our last fleetlist only 126 vehicles remain from 1978. Partly due to Government grants encouraging purchase of new buses but also due to the massive cuts in services and depot closures Many nearly new vehicles have passed on to other operators whilst a requirement for some additional school buses in North East Fife have resulted in some secondhand purchases Manufacture Leyland accounts for all single deckers in operation Anstruther, Cupar and Lochgelly Depots have all closed by 1982. Glenrothes will open in 1985 * At this time all vehicles had a type code and a number (eg FPE194, FRA67) to form the individual fleetnumber ** Seating code shows a bus, dual purpose or coach (starts with a B, DP or C) followed by number of seats and then F (all front entranced by now) a 't' at the end means toilet fitted *** Double decker seating is shown 'H' followed by the upper deck seating/lower deck seating and then the door code (F for front entranced or D for front and middle door) SINGLE DECKERS & COACHES (Total 176) 1984 Fleet Depot Registration Chassis Vehicle Seats** Year Notes Number* Alloc Number Type Type New FLT 1 K SFS581Y Leyland Tiger Duple Goldliner C46Ft 1983 FLT 2 K SFS582Y Leyland Tiger Duple Goldliner C46Ft 1983 FLT 3 K SFS583Y Leyland Tiger Duple Goldliner C46Ft 1983 FPE 22 D TXA122K Leyland Leopard Alexander AY C49F 1972 FPE 25 C UXA425L Leyland Leopard Alexander AY C49F 1973 FPE 39 C WXA939M Leyland Leopard Alexander AY C49F 1973 FPE 50 D WXA950M Leyland Leopard Alexander AY C49F 1974 FPE 51 D XXA851M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 52 D XXA852M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 54 D XXA854M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 55 D XXA855M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 56 AL XXA856M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 57 N XXA857M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 58 AL XXA858M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 59 STA XXA859M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 60 K XXA860M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 61 STA XXA861M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 62 D XXA862M Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1974 FPE 63 K HSX63N Leyland Leopard Alexander M C42Ft 1975 FPE 64 K HSX64N Leyland Leopard Alexander M C42Ft 1975 FPE 65 K HSX65N Leyland Leopard Alexander M C42Ft 1975 FPE 67 N XSG67R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 68 N XSG68R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 69 STA XSG69R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 70 STA XSG70R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 71 D XSG71R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 72 K XSG72R Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 73 C YSF73S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 74 D YSF74S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 75 AL YSF75S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 76 AL YSF76S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 77 AL YSF77S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 78 K YSF78S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 79 C YSF79S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 80 D YSF80S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 81 C YSF81S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 82 STA YSF82S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 83 D YSF83S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 84 AL YSF84S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 85 AL YSF85S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 86 D YSF86S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 87 C YSF87S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 88 D YSF88S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 89 D YSF89S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 90 D YSF90S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 91 D YSF91S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 92 K YSF92S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 93 K YSF93S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 94 K YSF94S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 95 C YSF95S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 96 C YSF96S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 97 C YSF97S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 98 C YSF98S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 99 C YSF99S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 100 C YSF100S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 101 C YSF101S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 102 K YSF102S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 103 STA YSF103S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 104 K YSF104S Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1977 FPE 110 STA CFS110S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 112 STA CFS112S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 113 D CFS113S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 114 C CFS114S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 115 C CFS115S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 116 N CFS116S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 117 D CFS117S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 118 K CFS118S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 119 N CFS119S Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 120 K GSG120T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 121 K GSG121T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 122 D GSG122T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 123 AL GSG123T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 124 D GSG124T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 125 D GSG125T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 126 AL GSG126T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 127 AL GSG127T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 128 AL GSG128T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant II C49F 1978 FPE 129 AL GSG129T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 130 STA GSG130T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 131 N GSG131T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 132 N GSG132T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 133 STA GSG133T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 134 STA GSG134T Leyland Leopard Duple Dominant I C49F 1978 FPE 135 D WFS135W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 136 D WFS136W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 137 D WFS137W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 138 AL WFS138W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 139 AL WFS139W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 140 AL WFS140W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 141 K WFS141W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 142 K WFS142W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 143 K WFS143W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 144 K WFS144W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 145 K WFS145W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 146 K WFS146W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 147 K WFS147W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 148 K WFS148W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 149 AL WFS149W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 150 STA WFS150W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 FPE 155 K CSF155W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 156 K CSF156W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 157 K CSF157W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 158 AL CSF158W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 159 C CSF159W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 160 C CSF160W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 161 C CSF161W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 162 D CSF162W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 163 D CSF163W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 164 D CSF164W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 165 AL CSF165W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 166 AL CSF166W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 167 N CSF167W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 168 STA CSF168W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 169 STA CSF169W Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1981 FPE 170 K NFS170Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 171 K NFS171Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 172 D NFS172Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 173 D NFS173Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 174 D NFS174Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 175 D NFS175Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 176 STA NFS176Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 177 K NFS177Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 178 K NFS178Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 179 AL NFS179Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 180 AL PSX180Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 181 AL PSX181Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 182 C PSX182Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 183 D PSX183Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 184 D PSX184Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 185 C PSX185Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 186 K PSX186Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 187 K PSX187Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 188 K PSX188Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 189 K PSX189Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1982 FPE 190 AL RSC190Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 191 C RSC191Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 192 C RSC192Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 193 N RSC193Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 194 K RSC194Y Leyland Leopard Alexander AT DP49F 1982 FPE 195 STA GSO80V Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 ex Highland Omnibuses in 1983 FPE 196 STA GSO81V Leyland Leopard Alexander AYS B53F 1980 ex Highland
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