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...