Aircraft components and spare parts were produced in Britain and sent to forward depots, where they were distributed to squadrons by rail and road.
These depots managed advance supply sections responsible for engines, propellers, tools, instruments, spare parts, and other aviation equipment.
Repair and Salvage Units recovered damaged aircraft, repairing them or reclaiming usable parts and returning both aircraft and components to the supply system.

Description: Greyish-blue body & chassis; tan cab tilt; black radiator grille; dull dark red seats; greyish-blue plated parts; greyish-blue 12 spoke wheels; 94 in white on right front mudguard and left cab door; 'RAF' in white on bonnet; 'RAF' and '564' in white on both sides of truck body with 'RAF' in white on rear of load bed; load consists of three aircraft propellers and two crates.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes: This model is packaged in a Y26 maroon J-type window box.
The label on the side of the box can read 'RAF AIRCRAFT SPARES LORRY' or 'RAF GENERAL SERVICE WITH AIRCRAFT SPARES'.