Description Driven 30 miles to the sale; reconditioned gearbox; coming from a 28-year ownership where it was kept garaged and cherished One of the best-loved Morris Minor variants, the Traveller 'woody' was introduced in 1953.

Equipped with the same independent torsion bar front suspension and rack-and-pinion steering as its saloon sibling, it proved just as enjoyable to drive.

With foldable rear seats and a spacious load area, it still makes a remarkably practical classic that is just as happy carrying hay bales and logs as it is children and wet dogs.

First registered in April 1966, this handsome chap is showing some 68,476 miles and has benefitted from a trip to Jones & Alcock in Wolverhampton where some good work was undertaken.

This includes a reconditioned gearbox, lead-free head conversion, new clutch, new radiator, and a full service.

Previous MOTs were undertaken up until 2017 showing just a couple hundred miles were racked up each year, the five MOTs that were carried ou...