The Morris J2 was something of a revolutionary commercial vehicle for the marque.

Bearing influence from emerging market competition from Ford, the J2 boasted a monocoque, chassis free body and a forward control engine layout, resulting in greatly improved space for the driver and front seat passengers.

This paired with the use of a strong, albeit somewhat lacking in the power department, 1489cc BMC B-Series engine meant that the J2 sold in remarkable numbers, however very few of them have found their way into the modern era in good standing.

First registered on 7th June 1963, this Morris J2 is believed to be the bearer of a camper conversion from new and the beneficiary of what we believe to be a Highwayman model by Bluebird Caravans Limited of Poole, Dorset.

The accompanying buff logbook records it as a 'Dormobile', a manufacturer of different conversions, however, the name was often used generically.

The buff logbook also records a number of owners also in the Staffordshire are...