The darker color was applied to the upper surfaces (bonnet, scuttle, rear deck and guards). As well as the open cars, an Airline Coupé model was also available but few were sold. Some cars were supplied in chassis form to outside coachbuilders including Allingham, (actually made by Carbodies) who made a 2/4-seater where the rear seats could be closed off by a removable deck to appear like a 2-seater, and Abbey.
A darker shade was applied to the upper sections of the vehicle (hood, trunk, roof, and guards). Moreover, an Airline Coupé model was also available for sale, although it failed to gain significant traction. Some cars were supplied in incomplete form to external coachbuilders, including Allingham (which was actually produced by Carbodies), who created a 2/4-seater that could be modified to resemble a 2-seater by removing the rear seats and adding a deck.