In 1905 BEN – The Motor & Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund – was founded to help and care for those members and their families who were suffering distress as a result of illness, disability, unemployment of other misfortune.
Today, BEN assists over 1000 needy men, women and children living in their own home throughout the British Isles and runs three residential centres – Lynwood near Ascot; Alexandra House, Southport; and Birch Hill near Berwick-upon-Tweed – to care for over 250 disabled and elderly men and women requiring a comfortable and secure home.

Description: Red body, bonnet, rear section with glossy black chassis, mudguards, running boards and black ribbed roof; crane and jib in black with chrome hook; black tyres on gold 12 spoke wheels; radiator-grille, windscreen, headlights and side-lamps in brass; seats and LHD steering wheel in black plastic; logo on both side panels with white inscription on a black roof fascia.

Variations: No known variations.

Notes: This model is packaged in a Y3 straw-style window box.