N22.78 (WUH 164T) with dome damage, and N4676 (NWO 491R)

N58.77 (SKG 925S) pressed into service before its route promotional livery had been applied

N58.77 (SKG 925S) seems the paintshop had to give up a reprofile because of traffic demands!

ND 18.76 (NWO 463R)

ND 9.76 (NWO 454R)

ND47.75 (KDW 355P) in Glan Ogwr colours

NS11.79 (YBO 144T) is followed out of Cardiff Wood Street bus station by one of the corporation's Guy Arabs

Leyland National - National Welsh N1583 (NWO 499R), sporting a heavily modified exhaust, and UC1201

N 647 (BUH 212V) was new as N3379. It was pictured in a leave, sunshine-blessed Cardiff

N 1529 (GHB 688N) was a 1975 Leyland National delivered as N5.75. It is seen in Cinderford sporting the Wyedean local identity markers. Why Red & White was unsatisfactory I do not know...

N 1579

N 578 (NWO 494R) leaves Bigsweir Bridge, bound from Monmouth to Tintern and Chepstow

N 583 (NWO 499R), seen in Pontypool, boasts that National Welsh was "serving the communities of South Wales". It was not to do it much longer, leaving a big operator hole that has never been satisfactorily filled.

N 603 (SKG 913S) races out of Merthyr in Caerphilly Buslink colours.

N 630 (WUH 163T) is squeezed out by Cardiff 153 (F153 AWO)

N1506 (NFN 67M), ex East Kent 1067, sporting the Glan-Ogwr local identity

N1526 (GHB 685N)

N1542 (KDW 330P) later went to Pronvincial as its 60

N1551 (KDW 339P) ended its days in Kent with Poynters of Wye

N1574 (NWO 490R) in Pontypridd, sporting New Rhonnda fleetnames

N1590 (PKG 734R)

N1601 (SKG 911S)

N1620 (SKG 924S) sporting the Gwent Vales local identity

N1622 (SKG 926S)

N1622 (SKG 926S)

ND 1408

ND 1410

ND 1411

ND 1414 in Cardiff, sporting the special Cardiff - Newport - Gloucester livery

ND 406 (NDW 352P) in the new Rhonnda local identity was delivered as ND 6.75

ND 413 (KDW 359P), ex ND51.75, has reverted to Red & White identity

ND 422 (NWO 456R) as a Rhonnda-fleetnamed vehicle. It was new as ND11.76

ND 429 (NWO 463R) was delivered as ND18.76

ND 429 (NWO 463R), originally ND18.76, shows off its two-tone blue promotional livery

ND 436 (NWO 470R) in New Rhonnda livery

ND 976 (NWO 454R) and R17.68 at the entrance/exit to Gloucester bus station, before the road was turned into a cul-de-sac at this point

ND1427 (NWO 461R)

ND1427 (NWO 461R) is greeted with festival decorations in Gloucester's Westgate Street after the run from Cardiff. It is wearing the special 73 Service livery.

ND1427 (NWO 461R) is still under Gloucester's festival decorations, but this time in Southgate Street

NS 483 (BUH 204V) shows off its Rhonnda local identity over the top of its new National Welsh labelling. It began life as NS25.79, and was one of the few short Leyland Nationals delivery to National Welsh.

NS1456 (KKL 527P) with its blindset for Blaenrhonnda was Maidstone and District 3527

NS1469 (YBO 144T) in Pontypridd

NS1469 (YBO 144T) with Cynon-Dare local identity

UD1108 (SKG 182H) and N 1529 (GHB 688N)

Unidentified - and derelict - Red & White Leyland National