1303 (C303 PNP) was a PMT-bodied Mercedes-Benz L608D

1304 (C304 PNP) in Worcester was one of the PMT conversions

1318 (C318 PNP) and 1336

1335, 1321, 1322 (all bodied by Reeve Burgess) and 1318 (a PMT-bodied Merc) in Worcester bus station

1364 (C364 RUY)

1368 (C368 RUY) runs into Stourport-on-Severn

1369 (C369 RUY) in Kidderminster Shuttle colours

1370 (C379 RUY) and 1375 (C375 RUY)

1371 (C371 RUY)

1373 (C373 RUY)

1378 (C378 RUY)

1378 in Stourport-on-Severn

1380 (C380 RUY) and 1365 (C365 RUY)

1380 (C380 RUY) and a Ford Transit, UCA 971V, in Stourport-on-Severn High Street

1381 (C381 RUY)

1381 (C381 RUY)

1382 (C382 RUY)

1383 (C383 RUY)

1383 (C383 RUY)

1409 (E409 KUY)

1413 (E413 KUY) in Worcester

1441 (C581 SHC) was ex Southdown (901)

1442 (C582 SHC), 1441 (C581 SHC) and 1368 (C368 RUY) pose for the camera while an unidentified Midland Red West-liveried Shuttle waits in the background at Kidderminster. The Shuttle name was a clever play on words. Bus users would automatically think of shuttling back and forth, but the shuttle was a work tool of the Kidderminster carpet weavers that was so important to the town, its newspaper is called the Kidderminster Shuttle.

1442 (C582 SHC), here seen in Bewdley Road, Stourport-on-Severn, was ex-Southdown 902

1446 (C586 SHC), previously Southdown 906

1450 (C788 FRL) and 1381 (C381 RUY) in Kidderminster bus station

1450 (C788 FRL) before it was repainted into Midland Red West colours, and transfer to the operational fleet from among the ranks of trainers.

1450 (C788 FRL) was originally Western National 91. It is seen in front of the statue to the founder of the postage stamp, Sir Rowland Hill, in Kidderminster. The statue was used for the design of a British stamp commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Penny Black in May 1990.

1450 (C788 FRL), one of the former Western National trainers pushed into service in Kidderminster

1451 (C790 FRL) was new to Western National as its 93

1451 (C790 FRL), one of the two former Western National Mercedes L608Ds, pulls out from Burlish Park as 1371 (C371 RUY) appraoches Stouport from Kidderminster.

1452 (C207 PCD) was formerly with Southdown

1454 (C209 PCD)

1454 (C209 PCD)

1454 (C209 PCD) runs past another link with the Kidderminster weaving industry

1924 (E924 KEU) in Birmingham

1924 (E924 KEU) was ex Badgerline (4924)

1944 (E944 LAE) was new to Badgerline (4944) and later saw service with Red Admiral in Southampton, before moving to Birmingham

2121 (VPF 121M) [Alan O. Watkins Colln]

Mercedes minibus in Redditch

Midland Red West Mercedes minibus going the wrong way around the church in the centre of Bewdley. At the time the church was being renovated on the Birmingham-bound carriageway.