Description
This lovely, rare Morris Oxford Bullnose was first registered on the 20th of July 1926 and registered to a Miss Edna Postlethwaite, London who kept the car for 46 years before selling to the Cooke Group. PF 3363 was kept in the Cooke Group private museum collection for over 20 years before being sold to a private collector.
This delightful two-seater with dickey body and wind-up windows first became known to us in 2013 when we sold the car in a show standard condition to the Isle of Man, we welcomed the Morris back into stock in 2024 before selling it to a new customer in Wales. Following 2 years of enjoyable summer motoring, the Bullnose is back in our showroom as part exchange for a pre-war saloon car, presenting very well and driving superbly. The car has a nicely aged feel with now older but bright paintwork, a delightful, Bedford Cord upholstery, lovely hood and clean engine bay.
As it was before, the Morris is mechanically impressive with a perfectly quiet, smooth engine and it starts on the button instantly. The car is a delight to drive with easy, smooth gear changes and good performance with the advantages of the Oxford model noticeable. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase a very rare, low ownership Bullnose Oxford that has true provenance. Driving equipment includes a radiator Motometer, electric klaxon mounted on the running board battery box, matching rear view mirrors, two-piece opening windscreen, rear luggage carrier, GB plate and a Shell auxiliary two-gallon petrol can. The Morris also retains its fully functioning dipping headlamp system, smoking companion and documented ownership history including 'buff' logbooks.
New photos coming shortly with its UK registration.
