Aylings was a friendly family grocery business in Shoreham, West Sussex, on High Street in the late 1800s/early 1900s. One of the many local shops who knew their customers, and served the local people so well. Orders were collected at your house and then delivered the next day.
Aylings was a great food shop. Mrs.Ayling worked well past her retirement but like everyone else they slowly were pushed out by the big stores.

Description: Maroon body, cab, bonnet and closed rear doors on glossy black chassis, mudguards and running boards with maroon metal van roof; cab roof with smooth finish; chrome 24 spoke wire wheels on whitewall tyres with spare wheel on left hand running board; radiator-grille, headlights and front bumper in chrome; seat, dashboard fascia, rear cab interior in fawn plastic; black LHD steering wheel; logo in gold lettering on both side panels with phone number on cab doors; a white encircled number ‘4’ on rear door and front mudguard.

Variations: With or without a white encircled number ‘4’ on rear door and front mudguard.
With or without white '20mph' on right rear door.

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