Morris Minor Traveller 1967 Morris Minor for sale

Post 62 Morris Minor 1000 vehicles are also referred to as series V, or ADO59 cars
The Minor 1000 has a lot of chrome on its front end
The Morris Minor 1000 Traveller is instantly recognisable by its ash framed rear end
Two hinged back doors, again framed in wood
The fuel cap sits on the reverse left hand side of the body
The Minor 1000 was named after its 948cc engine, though the name didnt change with the upgrade to a 1098cc version in 1962
Morris M hood ornamentation
Post 62 Morris Minor 1000 vehicles are also referred to as series V, or ADO59 cars
The Minor 1000 has a lot of chrome on its front end
The Morris Minor 1000 Traveller is instantly recognisable by its ash framed rear end

Morris Minor Traveller 1967

Brand: Morris
Model: Minor 1000 Traveller
Date of manufacture: 1967
Plate: TNK 493E
Colour: white
Country of registration: UNITED KINGDOM
Country of manufacture: UNITED KINGDOM

The Morris Minor is another classic British auto, designed by Alec Issigonis (see also Mini, ADO16 etc), available between 1948 and 1972. There were three main phases of production, with the Morris Minor 1000 debuting in 1953. The wood framed estate version was named 'Minor 1000 Traveller'. In 1962, the Minor was given a slightly larger 1098cc engine. The chassis of this car was built in Cowley, Oxfordshire; the body in Coventry, with final assembly taking place at the MG plant in Abingdon (also Oxfordshire). This vehicle was first registered in February 1967, is a fairly late example of a very long running design.

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