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Commer was a British manufacturer of commercial vehicles from 1905 until 1979. Commer vehicles included car-derived vans, light vans, medium to hea...

Commer Cars Ltd, founded in 1905, was a British manufacturer of commercial vehicles from that date right up to 1979, including light vans, medium t...

The Commer Walk-Thru was introduced in 1961 as a replacement for the Commer BF. The Walk-Thru was offered in 1½-ton, 2-ton and 3-ton van and cab-c...

The Bedford TK was produced by the Vauxhall-owned Bedford company. It was introduced in 1959 and had a variety of uses, including fire engines, mil...

Some long weekends and a bit more sunshine certainly brings out the summer spirit in those of us who love the great outdoors. As caravans and camp...

The Commer PB was a product of the British manufacturers who were in business from 1905 to 1979, starting up in South London. Subsequent expansion ...

If it’s Spring, it must be time for an ice cream although I have yet to hear the chimes round my street!  And this superb little Morris J Van is a ...

Arguably the first micro-car to earn the Bubble Car nickname due its shape and bubble type windows, the German manufacturer BMW produced the Isetta...

Land Rover and Royal Mail model collectors have already been treated to this great little Series II Land Rover model in 1:43 scale and we are delig...

The Ford Fiesta Mk1 was assembled in Britain, Germany and Spain and was launched in 1976, with production running of this first generation until 19...

This Mercedes Ambulance is as used by the London Ambulance Service, registered LX11 AFZ and is decorated in the contemporary green and yellow ambul...

The Austin Healey 3000 is one of the favourite and much loved British classic sports cars from the 1960s and probably the best known of the 'b...

This versatile VW T1 van boasted innovative features such as the two pivot doors at the side and a fabric sunroof. The front windscreen was split....

The successor to the Ford Capri Mk.1, the Mk.2 was launched in 1974 and production lasted until 1978, although UK manufacture stopped in 1976. It ...

The Morris Marina is a nostalgic reminder from the 1970s when although it was highly popular throughout its life, was also dubbed - perhaps unfairl...

The MGB was introduced in 1962, with a 0-60 mph time of just over 11 seconds, aided by the relatively light weight of the car. Handling was one of ...

Our ubiquitous Sherpa Van is now in the hands of the RAF and appears here in an unusual RAF colour scheme of dark green with a block of yellow mask...

Arguably the first micro-car to earn the Bubble Car nickname due its shape and bubble type windows, the German manufacturer BMW produced the Isetta...

The BMW Isetta must be one of the most unusual vehicles used by the RAC throughout the history of the roadside assistance organisation. The Isetta ...

That famous Coke gets everywhere! This time it is the turn of the modern and versatile VW T5 Van to take on the trademark red and white livery of a...

The Citroen H was produced by Citroen between 1947 and 1981, during which time it did not change very much. There were only three body styles avail...

Leading manufacturers of milk floats in Britain in the twentieth century included Smith's, Wales & Edwards, Osborne, Harbilt, Brush, Bedford an...

The Q25 - a 25 cwt van made between 1939 and 1949 - was used for a wide variety of duties throughout Britain. This model is registered HOJ 491 an...

The first FordAnglia, the 105E, appeared in 1959 and when it ceased production in 1967 over 1,000,000 units had been produced. With a top speed of ...

Highly unusual and a departure from the normal Royal Mail liveried vans, comes this Commer PB van celebrating Silver Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth ...

This Commer PB is based on a vehicle used in England, registered NJF 1M, attached to The Post Office, Midlands Postal Region. The pillarbox red bod...

This OO scale Mercedes Sprinter Van promotes the Stobart Rail Civil Engineering arm of the company. The plain white light commercial features blue ...

First launched in 1968, the second generation T2 was a great improvement on the previous split windscreen version of the 1950s. It was larger and ...

The Jaguar XK, the upmarket glamorous luxury sports car features all the traditional Jaguar elegance and performance, along with a great look. This...

This Oxford 1:76 scale London Routemaster bus comes in decorated photographic packaging and makes a fantastic gift.

This typical Austin ambulance of the period was manufactured in 1938 and had an unladen weight of 1 ton 12 cwt. It was converted by Thomas Startin...

The Ford Transit London Underground fleet dropside retains the familiar sloping front end and extended cab area but is designed with an open drops...

The AA was formed in 1905 famously meeting in the Trocadero Restaurant in London. Membership of the organisation grew rapidly and five years later ...

The Ford Transit Connect appears here as a service vehicle for Network Rail (Jarvis), in dark red and white with their red and blue corporate grap...

This taxi shape has become an integral part of British heritage, and the real thing has a built-in fold out wheelchair ramp, 25 foot turning circle...

Ford launched their Mk 3 Ford Transit van in 1986 into the popular utility vehicle range that had stood the test of time since its first introducti...

The name Wynns usually conjures up a picture of gigantic haulage trucks with equally gargantuan loads, so this 1:76 scale Sherpa Minibus makes a we...

In real life these vehicles were designed as service training schools at most of the company factories and some distribution centres, training tho...

Oxford Diecast 76XF008 Surrey Police Jaguar XF Oxford Emergency 1:76 Scale Model.