Description
Rare and full of charm, the Morris Minor 1000 Traveller was a familiar sight on British roads from the 1950s until the early 1970s. Compact proportions, real wood trim on the estate body and a red interior. What more could you ask for to experience the classic British motoring experience? Performance and engine: This Morris Minor 1000 Traveller is powered by its 1. 1-litre four-cylinder engine producing just under 50bhp, and weighs around 800kg. A small, economical and practical estate with its two rear doors and, above all, ultra-nimble handling. The engine is paired with a four-speed manual gearbox that sends power to the rear wheels, allowing the front wheels to achieve a greater steering lock. Equipment: Wood trim on the rear bodywork, red vinyl interior, red carpets, spare wheel (genuine steel rim), rear double doors for boot access, rear bench seat. Good to know about the vehicle: The car has had the same owner since 2022 and has covered 31, 404 miles (50, 247 km), which is very reasonable for a 1970 car. The wood trim does not need any attention whatsoever and is in excellent condition. The same goes for the interior: the seats are free from tears. The paintwork has its period patina and has been touched up in certain places. This Morris Minor 1000 Traveller shows no corrosion. Mechanically it is superb, but a major recommissioning will be carried out before sale. The car drives perfectly and could become your pleasure vehicle for weekend runs or events, or simply expand your collection. Included in the sale price: A general inspection of the vehicle, cleaning and adjustment of the brake drums and bleeding of the brake fluid, engine oil change with filter replacement, new tyres (all four), a valid MOT certificate, FFVE membership. Price excludes V5C logbook and registration paperwork.
