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In addition to Dominator D23, there are several other former stable mates from the Central SMT / Central Scottish fleet. In this page, I attempt to list all known Central survivors. These are grouped together by location of where they reside:
Glasgow Vintage Vehicle Trust, Bridgeton, Glasgow (Click Here for website)
| HGM346E |
BL346 |
Bristol Lodekka FLF6G |
ECW H44/34F |
1963 |
| XGM450L |
T150 |
Leyland Leopard PSU3/3R |
Alexander 'AYS' B53F |
1972 |
| MSJ385P |
SP1 |
Seddon Pennine 7 |
Alexander 'AT' C24FL |
1976 |
| FGE423X |
D23 |
Dennis Dominator DD137B |
Alexander RL ' H45/34F' |
1982 |
| MNS10Y |
LT10 |
Leyland Tiger TRBTL11/2R |
Alexander 'TE' C49F |
1983 |
| A25VDS |
LT25 |
Leyland Tiger TRBLXB/2RH |
Alexander 'TS' B53F |
1984 |
Beith Transport Preservation Trust, Beith, Ayrshire
| GSU866T |
T384 |
Leyland Leopard |
Alexander (Belfast) 'Y' B53F |
1979 |
| LHS747V |
AH23 |
Volvo Ailsa B55-10 Mk II |
Alexander 'AV' H44/35F |
1979 |
Scottish Vintage Bus Museum, Lathalmond, Fife (Click Here for website)
| EVA324 |
K24 |
Guy Arab MkIII 5LW |
Guy B33R |
1950 |
| GM6384 |
L484 |
Leyland Titan PD2/10 |
Leyland L27/28R |
1954 |
| GM9287 |
B87 |
Bristol Lodekka LD6G |
ECW H33/27R |
1958 |
| HGM335E |
BL335 |
Bristol Lodekka FLF6G |
ECW H44/34F |
1967 |
| HGM341E |
BL341 |
Bristol Lodekka FLF6G |
ECW H44/34F |
1967 |
| HGM351E |
BL351 |
Bristol Lodekka FLF6G |
ECW H44/34F |
1967 |
| KGM664F |
T64 |
Leyland Leopard PSU3/1R |
Alexander 'Y' B53F |
1968 |
| TGM214J |
D14 |
Daimler Fleetline CRG6LX |
ECW H43/34F |
1971 |
| MDS862V |
N29 |
Leyland National NL116L11 |
East Lancs Greenway B52F |
1980 |
The Ards Bus Preservation Group, Newtownards, Co Down (Click Here for website)
| MHS21P |
T243 * |
Leyland Leopard PSU3C/3R |
Alexander 'AYS' B53F |
1976 |
Kells Transport Museum, Co Cork
| WSU454S |
T312 * |
Leyland Leopard PSU3C/3R |
Alexander 'AYS' B53F |
1977 |
The following vehicles are still operational in public service:
WJC Buses, Airdrie
| EGB90T |
N13 |
Leyland National 11351A/1R |
Leyland B52F |
1979 |
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Both T243 and T312 have been converted to service vehicles
If you are aware of any more surviving former Central Buses, I would love to hear from you - Contact me by Clicking Here
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