Description
1933 Morris Minor Two-Seater Tourer – Restored
A Rare Pre-War Classic, Ready for Show and Touring
Launched in 1929 to rival the famous Austin 7, the pre-war Morris Minor quickly became a British icon. Assembled at the renowned Morris Motors Cowley plant, production of this model ran until 1934, after which it was succeeded by the Morris 8.
We are proud to offer this superb 1933 Morris Minor two-seater tourer, which is officially recorded on the Morris Register Database.
Key Details:
First Registered: 4th May 1933 in Leicester
Transmission: Original 4-speed gearbox (optional extra at the time)
Documentation Includes:
Copy of original buff logbook
British Heritage Certificate (confirms build and registration dates)
List of previous owners
Restoration: Fully rebuilt and professionally restored approximately 7 years ago
Condition:
New tyres
New hood
New side screens
Beautifully restored and lovingly maintained, this Morris Minor is ready to show and would make a prized addition to any Morris collection.
Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of British motoring history.
Part exchange welcome, ancient or modern, funds either way.
Transport arranged.
Please call me on the number above for an appointment to view.
