The original Morris Minor marked a significant milestone in British motoring history as one of the earliest mass-produced, affordable small cars aimed at a broad market.

Designed by Leonard Lord and introduced by Morris Motors as a response to the demand for economical personal transport, the Minor featured an 847cc side-valve engine, a lightweight chassis, and simple yet reliable engineering that appealed to first-time car buyers.

Its introduction helped popularise motoring in Britain by offering a practical alternative to motorcycles and larger, more expensive cars.

This model also laid the foundation for the long-running ‘Minor’ lineage, influencing later iterations - most famously the post-war Morris Minor of 1948 - which continued the brand’s legacy of accessible, well-designed vehicles.

We are delighted to offer this 1933 Morris Minor Tourer in green / black with green leather interior.

First registered in July 1933, our vendor has been custodian for 15 years and the previou...