Description
Rare and full of charm, the Morris Minor 1000 Traveller hits the UK roads from the 1950s right up to the early 1970s. A minimalist size, real wood on the estate/ rear body section, and a red interior. What more could you ask for to get the classic feel—British style?
Performance and powertrain:
In this Morris Minor 1000 Traveller you’ll find its 1. 1L four-cylinder engine for nearly 50bhp, with a weight of just 800kg. A small, economical estate—practical thanks to its two rear doors and, above all, incredibly easy to manoeuvre. Backed by a four-speed manual gearbox that sends the engine’s power to the rear wheels, allowing the front wheels to turn through greater steering angles.
It comes with the following equipment:
Wood on the rear of the bodywork
Red vinyl interior
Red carpet
Spare wheel (genuine steel wheel)
Twin doors for boot access
Rear bench seat
Something to know about the vehicle
The vehicle has had the same owner since 2022. It shows 31, 404 miles, i. e. 50, 247 km, which is very reasonable for a 1970 car. The wood is absolutely nothing to worry about—it presents perfectly well. The same goes for the interior: the seats have no snags or damage. The paint is in its original patina and has been touched up in a few places. This Morris Minor 1000 Traveller has no corrosion. Mechanically it’s excellent, but a major service/ maintenance job will be carried out for the sale. The vehicle runs perfectly and can become your weekend pleasure car for trips or events—or simply to add to your collection.
Included in the sale price:
A general check of the vehicle
Cleaning the brake drums, adjustment, and brake fluid bleed/ purge
Engine oil change with a new filter
New tyres (all four)
A valid MOT
FFVE
