Christopher Steele but unfortunately, he died before the project could be finished, it is currently in storage at the Tramway Museum, St Kilda. Leyland Canton 26 Leyland chassis originally built for the Guangdong province in China, were purchased and bodied by the MTT between 1942 and 1945 and numbered 471 to 496. These single deckers had a seating capacity of thirty and a crush load of sixty. They became popularly known as cantons or wombats and remained in service until 1963. One has been preserved by the Tramway Museum, St Kilda. Sunbeam MF2B In 1952/53, JA Lawton & Sons bodied 30 Sunbeam MF2B chassis. These single deckers seated forty passengers, had a crush load of seventy-seven and were used on services until mid-1963. Originally numbered 497 to 526, the first four were renumbered 527 to 530 in August 1958. One has been preserved by the Tramway Museum, St Kilda. Livery The original livery was tuscan red and deep cream with black trim. The Sunbeams entered service in a new silver and carnation red livery. Except for the five 1942 Leyland double deckers, the rest of the fleet was repainted in this livery. See also Buses in Adelaide History of Adelaide Public transport in Adelaide Trams in Adelaide List of trolleybus systems References Notes Further reading External links Tramway Museum, St Kilda Transport in Adelaide Bus transport in Australia Adelaide Adelaide