On 20th March 1925, permission was given by the Surrey Standing Joint Committee for the force to purchase a general utility van for use at headquarters at a cost not exceeding £490. The van would be evaluated for possible use within the police force area.
On the 14th December 1925 the chief constable Captain ML Sant reported back to the Joint Committee the efficient working which had resulted through the possession of the motor van at headquarters, and that the running of the van had proved most economical. He also suggested that a second van of a cheaper make be purchased for use in the Farnham Division at a cost not exceeding £300.

Description: Dark blue body, glossy black chassis; dark blue van & cab roof; brown seats; chrome 24 spoke wheels; whitewall tyres; chrome plated parts; Surrey Constabulary emblem on van sides with POLICE' in white lettering on rear door; 'PE5830' on rear numberplate and on right mudguard with 'POLICE' numberplate on front radiator.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes/Certificate: This model comes in either a maroon or a straw-style window box and includes a limited edition certificate of authenticity.