Estimated Price: £8,000 - £10,000
- Beautifully presented in Dark Green over black with a complementary green suede interior and black hood, capturing the character and elegance of early 1930s British motoring
- Introduced in 1929 to compete with the Austin Seven, the Morris Minor became one of the marque's defining models, built at the famous Cowley works until production ended in 1934
- Subject to a comprehensive restoration and meticulous rebuild, now offered in superb order and ready to enjoy at shows, rallies and touring events
- Accompanied by an exceptional history file including its original owner's handbook, original buff log book, British Motor Industry Heritage Certificate, Morris Register Information Manual and documented ownership trace
- Retains its desirable original Warwickshire registration, JF 4546, first issued in 1933 and remaining with the car today, adding significantly to its authenticity and appeal
- A rare opportunity to acquire an increasingly sought-after pre-war British Tourer, combining charming period character with excellent provenance
- Equally suited to concours display, club events or relaxed countryside motoring, offering an authentic open-air vintage driving experience
- Your inspection is welcomed and encouraged to fully appreciate the quality, provenance and presentation of this delightful Morris Minor Tourer and to ensure it fulfils your expectations and requirements
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