Rather than make bespoke bodies to individual designs, Carbodies set out to produce coachwork to a number of standardised designs for car companies that did not have their own coachbuilding facilities. Their first major customers during the 1920s were MG and Alvis Cars.
In an effort to streamline their production process, Carbodies chose to develop standardized body designs that could be applied to various automobile models. This strategy allowed them to serve major clients such as MG and Alvis Cars during the 1920s without requiring extensive custom work.