Built for the MTT in 1969, Daimler Roadliner no. 223 is seen at Snowtown having been partially converted into a camper.
Photographed on 18 July 2003
Leyland Worldmaster no. 939 was built for the MTT in 1958, as a part of the tram replacement fleet. It still survives in its current role, as a command unit for the State Emergency Service in Whyalla. Before transfer to the SES, it was the information bus for the STA.
Photographed on 19 July 2003
Ex-Adelaide Volvo B59 no. 1163, now with Monarto Zoo for zoo tours is seen at the information centre terminal on 7 July 2003.
In the new Monarto Zoo livery is ex-Adelaide Volvo B59 no. 1202 at the Monarto Zoo information centre terminal. Note the creative re-arrangement of the front destination rolls.
Photographed on 7 July 2003
Finally, showing the older Monarto Zoo livery is ex-Adelaide Volvo B59 no. 1144 which was laying over, around the corner from the loading point at the information centre.
Photographed on 7 July 2003
Ex-Adelaide Volvo B59 no. 1282 was seen after withdrawal from metropolitan route services in the Golden Grove Village shopping centre car park. The bus has since been bought by Buses R Us and painted into their livery.
Photographed on 24 June 2003
Still at Port Adelaide Depot, on 6 March 2003 was ex-Adelaide Volvo B59 no. 1300.
Note from The Phonj: This bus is still at Port Adelaide Depot as at 14 September 2003
Another former MTT Daimler Roadliner was found, this time outside of Mt. Barker, next to the Steamranger Mt. Barker - Victor Harbor railway. This was built for the MTT in 1969 and became their no. 208.
Photographed on 3 August 2003