257 (DAD 257T) in the Wessex National fleet

258 (DAD 258T) in the Silcox, Pembroke Dock fleet

259 (DDG 259T) as Midland Fox 620 is parked in Bristol alongside Crosville VRT, DVL 438 (RMA 483V)

259 (DDG 259T) [Wx] after withdrawal. Carlyle Works has overhauled it to return the coach to its lessors..

260 (DDG 260T) at the end of its lease to National Travel (South West)

261 as Shamrock and Rambler 3041 (EDF 261T) was a Leyland Leopard PSU5C/4 with Plaxton C57F bodywork new to National Travel South West (261). It was snapped in Bristol sporting the wrong livery for National Express operations.

262 (FDF 262T)

264 (FDF 264T) [NTSW]

266 (DDG 266T) as South Wales 154 and 354 (KAD 354V) as Shamrock and Rambler/Hants & Dorset 3046

269 (EDF 269T) with Charlton-on-Otmoor Services was pictured at the Cotswold Farm Park

272 (EDF 272T) in service with Pulham, Bourton-on-the-Water

273 (EDF 273T) with Yardley, Birmingham ... on a National Express duplication from London Victoria to Birmingham

276 (FDF 276T), with Pulham, Bourton-on-the-Water

279 (GDF 279V) with Wessex fleetnames

280 (GDF 280V) with Pilgrims, Southampton

281 (GDF 281V) as South Wales Transport 195 (MKH 748A)

282 (JDG 282V) with Wessex National

286 (JDG 286V)

286 (JDG 286V) - gone was the NBC double-N logo, the wings were back. Weeks later the company was folded.

286 (JDG 286V) - The damage to the emergency door shows the untypical rush to repaint it into an NBC version of the traditional livery. Within months the coach had been disposed of, and the Black & White name was no more than a memory.

286 (JDG 286V) resurrected the original livery, but with an NBC striped layout.