Effectively two owners from new, the current for 26 years; recent new wings and battery; original leather upholstery; stainless steel exhaust; nice original number plate; lots to like about this oneIt’s hard to think of any car more British and classless than the Morris Minor.

A familiar part of the scenery for almost 70 years, no English village is complete without at least a couple of Moggies peering out of driveways.

A favourite with midwives, clergymen and teachers, it was equally popular with the upper classes.

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh ran around in a Moggie Convertible that she was given for her 23rd birthday.

James Hunt was famously attached to his battered 1968 Traveller, often being seen haring around London in the car when he was a commentator for the BBC.

Great fun to drive and cheap to run, the immortal Moggie will no doubt continue to provide reliable, no-nonsense transport for at least another 70 years to come.First registered in March 1961, this charming Minor 1...