Kelvin Central 1
 | This Dennis Dart / Alexander Dash was acquired with Stagecoach's Magicbus operation in Glasgow. |  | One of Alexander Midland's original Metrobuses, this passed to Kelvin Scottish and then to Kelvin Central Buses. It is seen here in KCB red. |  | Although this MCW Metrobus / Alexander R is definitely from the Kelvin side of Kelvin Central, the red and cream KCB livery bears a strong family resemblance to Central's Lanarkshire Bus identity introduced in 1989. |
 | This Leyland Olympian / ECW coach carried a non-standard application of the red and cream colours. |  | These three ex-Central SMT Ailsas are seen parked at the KCB depot in Cumbernauld. |  | Following acquisition of KCB by Strathclyde Buses, some ex-Glasgow buses appeared in the KCB fleet. This Olympian is a good example. |
 | This Olympian / Alexander Royale is seen in the Kelvin Valley, appropriately enough. It shows a later, simpler application of the red and cream colours. |  | An even more striking example of the Strathclyde influence is this standard Glasgow Atlantean in KCB colours. |
Mark Pitman in Hamilton
These excellent pictures were all taken by Mark Pitman at Hamilton Bus Station, on a beautiful summer day in August 1994.
Russell Woodward in Glasgow
The following KCB pictures were all taken by Russell Woodward. They are a mixture of former Central SMT vehicles and others with no Central connection. Taken together, they give a good flavour of Central SMT's successor company in the days of its ownership by Strathclyde Buses Ltd.
