The Removals Van or Lorry was probably the last Timpo re-issue which Benbros added to the Qualitoys range. There was no change to the casting except for the addition on a blank panel over the Timpo name cast under the roof.

The cab was a simple one-piece hollow casting to which the axles were directly fitted. At the back was a central bullet-shaped knob for the coupling to the trailer. There was no id. The wheels were painted metal in two different styles, one an all-metal 8-bolt design painted black, and the other 6-bolt hubs painted in several bright colours but mostly on this model in blue or green with black tyres.

The solidly cast trailer was hollow without a base and had no rear doors although these were illustratrated on one of the boxes. Inside, at the front was a cylindrical tube which dropped over the coupling knob on the cab. 'Made in England' was cast transversly under the roof (indicating that Benbros used the first version of the Timpo trailer). The single axle ran through holes inside the two mudguards.

Benbros chose red as the primary colour for the cab but green and orange ones were also used for this model. Silver trim was usually added to the grille, headlights and bumper but red cabs can often be found without it.  The trailer colour was primarily green but cream, red and orange examples were also issued.

The first green trailer carried large black & beige 'Lyons Tea' decals on both sides. These were followed by red & beige 'United Dairies' ones similar to those which Timpo had used. Green trailers were also issued without decals. Later a 'Bishop & Sons Depository Ltd' decal was used and these appeared on red or orange trailers.

The Articulated Removals Van had two multi-model boxes, the first being a full picture box covering ex-Timpo items with detailed background illustrations around the different models. The name of the model inside the box was printed on one end-flap.

Later a bright yellow box was issued covering more models including the Sunderland trucks and Royal Mail Land Rover and although not pictured, the Removals Van was issued in this type of box.

Benbros called the model 'Articulator Removal Van' on the box illustration but the end-flap stamp said 'Articulator Removal Lorry'. It is not a common model and some trailers are prone to metal fatigue (see photo of variation 7 below). The 'Bishop & Sons' variation is very rare.