Guildford’s High Street historically had many independent retailers, including newsagents, chemists, and household stores, as part of the town’s vibrant retail landscape.
A newsagent known locally as Whites operated at 62 High Street, Guildford in the mid-20th century, and had features like an overhead cash-railway system.
Now believed to be a speciality coffee shop called Canopy.

Description: A maroon body, bonnet and closed rear doors on a black chassis and a bright yellow ribbed roof; seats and steering wheel – LHD in black plastic; type 3 engraved rear doors; radiator grille, windscreen, headlights and side-lamps in chrome; gold 12 spoke wheels on black tyres; yellow logo with lettering on both sides.

Variations: Seats can be black or tan.

Notes: Another converted Ford Model T was found as well (see pic1 above). Whether this version was completed by Creaks of Camberley or created as a one-off private modification remains uncertain.

This model is packaged in its original straw-style window box.