DL2 (CW 3359) DL2, was a prototype of Dennis Condor, and was the only Condor with an Alexander body. Date: 1998/09/26
	DL3 (EE 8750) DL3 was the first "production" bus of Dennis Condors, and was acquired by CMB about 7 years after DL1 and DL2 entered services. Date: 1999/02/21
	DL3 again, this time the body was repainted with the "Dress Sporty Day 1999" advertisement. Date: 1999/05/23
	DL4 (EE 9168) DL4 was one of the first batch of "production" Condors acquired by CMB in 1989. Date: 1999/02/21
	DL5 (EF 2202) DL5 is seen serving Route 2A along Kornhill Road. Date: 1999/02/06
	DL14 (EF 9534) Another DL serving Route 2A on the Christmas Day of 1998. Date: 1998/12/25
	DL16 (EG 857) In the early days of NWFB, Route 680 was served by non air-conditioned buses. Date: 1998/09/06
	DL18 (EG 2165) DL18 is seen outside the Chai Wan Depot while serving Route 82. Date: 1999/02/07
	DL35 (EH 6403) DL35 serving Route 8 on Sheung On Street. The route, together with some other routes, no longer run via Sheung On Street after the completion of a road re-alignment work in that area. Date: 1998/11/14
	DL39 (EH 7436) DL39 on Route 111 outside Legislative Council Building in the early days of service of NWFB. Date: 1998/09/20
	DL41 (EH 9876) DL41 on Route 914. The "Hong Kong is My Home" all-over advertisement was brought forward from CMB. Date: 1998/09/09
	DL42 (EJ 2225) DL42 is seen wearing an all-over advertisement of "Weisen - U". Date: 1999/01/03
	DL43 (EJ 1293) DL43 at the same place as the DL42 photo above, but the bus was wearing another all-over advertisement, a government "Be a Voter" advertisement. Date: 1999/02/06
	DL46 (EJ 3811) DL46 is seen climbing up along Chai Wan Road heading to Siu Sai Wan. Date: 1999/01/03
	DL48 (EJ 4800) CMB and NWFB had 48 DLs, therefore this DL48 was the last member to join. Date: 1999/04/05
	T101 (ex-DL7) (EF 4079) T101 is one of the training buses converted from a Dennis Condor. Date: 1998/11/14