Because the Toronto Transit Commission had an exclusive franchise in Metropolitan Toronto, GO contracted with the TTC for the operation of this service, and the minibuses also carried TTC crests, even though they were in GO Transit's livery.
The full history of the North York Dial-A-Bus operation can be found by following this link.
All photos by Alan Gryfe and © Alan Gryfe unless otherwise noted.
| Fleet Number | Date | Builder | Model | Notes |
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| 1200-1215 | 1973 | Funcraft / Rek-Vee | Club Car | Dial-A-Bus minibuses |
| 1216-1232 | 1974 | Funcraft / Rek-Vee | Club Car | |
| 1900 | 1973 | Funcraft / Rek-Vee | Club Car | ex 1200 |
 1201 Funcraft/Rek-Vee Club Car 100172 on Old York Mills Road at York Mills Station June 25, 1976 |
 1209 & 1205 Funcraft/Rek-Vee Club Car 17446 & 19378 turning from Yonge Street onto Old York Mills Road June 25, 1976 |
 1209 Funcraft/Rek-Vee Club Car 17446 interior, looking towards the rear June 25, 1976 |
 1209 Funcraft/Rek-Vee Club Car 17446 interior, looking towards the front June 25, 1976 |
 1211 Funcraft/Rek-Vee Club Car 17443 refuelling for the last time at Eglinton Garage June 25, 1976 |
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