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£8,640 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)

1972 Morris 8 CWT Pick-Up

Anglia Car Auctions • UK • 7 Nov 2021

Market Position:

Mid-Market

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£8,640 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)

1972 Morris 8 CWT Pick-Up

UK • 7 Nov 2021

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1972 Morris pick-up, one of the last Minors sold, features the sturdier rear springs of the 8cwt model. While its history is limited and the brakes are currently inoperative, it boasts a low odometer reading and some documentation.

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Condition 

4

The car has signs of age and wear, the brakes are inoperative, and it's unclear if it has been restored. However, the mileage is relatively low, and it has some history.

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66,008 miles

1972

Auction

MAU5326007

United Kingdom

£8,640 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)

1972 Morris 8 CWT Pick-Up

Anglia Car Auctions • UK • 7 Nov 2021

Market Position:

Mid-Market

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Description

Registered in January 1972 ‑ thus making this one of the last Minors of any type to be sold, as UK production had ceased during 1971 ‑ this 998cc Morris pick‑up has the more substantial rear springs of the 8cwt model (as opposed to the 6cwt variant).

History is limited; there's the V5C registration document, showing just one former registered keeper.

There's also a period brochure, British Leyland 'passport' service booklet stamped up to 36,000 miles, handful of 1980s tax discs and Mo

T certificates from 1977 to 1983 (showing the mileage rising from 40,480 to 63,864).

The current odometer reading is 66,008.

Three old miscellaneous invoices from the 1980s and 1990s are included too.

It's unclear as to whether the vehicle has been restored at any point, although if it has been, it was probably some years ago as signs of age and wear are now noticeable inside and out.

The brakes are currently inoperative, so will need to be looked at.

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Price Analysis vs Other 8 CWTs

£700

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£8,640

Median Price (Since 2020)

£16,341

Highest Price (Since 2020)

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Mid-Market

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Average Price

Compared to historical records, the sale price placed this vehicle squarely in the mid-market for the 8 CWT.

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Rare Sale

This vehicle comes to market rarely. In auction records we've only seen 3 sold before

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Previous 8 CWT Sales

MOT Information

Exempt / No Records

No digital MOT tests found for this vehicle.

Latest MOT mileage:

Unknown

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