Description
chassis Frame/ Car No: TBA
Date of Registration: 1938
The Morris Eight is a small family car produced by Morris Motors from 1935 to 1948. It was inspired by the sales popularity of the Ford Model Y, styling of which the Eight closely followed. The success of the car enabled Morris to regain its position as Britain's largest motor manufacturer.
In 1938 the car was updated with a slight restyle to match the other cars in the Morris range. Changes included painted rather than plated radiator surrounds and disc (Easiclean) wheels replaced the previous "Magna" wire spoked ones. The engine and running gear were unchanged.
Craner Classics are delighted to offer this charming Morris 8 Series 11 Tourer finished in burgundy paintwork and complemented by a burgundy interior and cream roof.
This is a charming and very popular car from the post war era.
The car has undergone a full restoration with photographic evidence to support this.
It comes complete with a full tonneau cover which covers the interior and steering wheel too.
The car has a few modifications which include being converted to run on 12 volts and it has also has a conversion to 4 speed gearbox.
The car comes complete with a huge history file including bills and receipts for work completed on the car.
This is a very charming little car which takes up very little space in the garage and with its fold down roof is great fun to take out on a lovely sunny day around the British countryside.
