Arundel had an active inland port where coal was one of the goods regularly handled, especially in the late 18th and 19th centuries. Coal (along with timber, stone pots, iron and other materials) was transported via ship to and from Arundel’s quays, often in coastal and river trade.

Description: A white body on a black chassis. Maroon seat with a black cab roof; gold 12 spoke wheels with red lining and black lettering; it has a simulated black coal load; the number ‘6’ is displayed on the left cab door and often also on the left side of tailgate.

Variations: The number ‘6’ is often also displayed on the left side of tailgate.

Notes: This model is packaged in either a Y13 maroon J-type window box or a Y13 straw-style window box.