The second prototype Bulldog on public display for the first time at the 1972 Prestwick Air Show. Built in 1971. Transferred to George House Holdings Ltd in 1973, repainted into white "civil" colours and based at Blackbushe Airport. Acquired by the Duke of Hamilton in 1997, repainted into a scheme similar to its original Scottish Aviation demonstrator colours and based at Archerfield Private Airstrip, East Lothian. Registration cancelled in 2011. Donated for preservation in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.

On display at the 1972 Prestwick Air Show. In Cal-State Air Lines colours but not delivered. Built in 1969. Previously G-AXGL with Handley Page. In 1973 converted to a Jetstream T1, XX476, initially with the Royal AirForce. After further conversion work, in 1978 transferred to the Royal Navy as a Jetstream T2, coded CU-561. Withdrawn from Royal Navy service in 2011. Preserved as a static exhibit at the private aviation museum Flugausstellung Hermeskeil, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

Became XX476 for the Royal Navy and is currently on display at Hermeskeil