Not Turbo: 1956 Morris Minor Traveller Wagon
The Morris Minor was launched in 1948 as a replacement for the pre-war styled Morris Eight to much acclaim, brouhaha, and caterwauling. The design was created under the direction of legendary Alec Issigonis and was the first British car to sell over a million examples. Find this 1956 Morris Minor Wagon offered for $999 in Norwalk, NY via craigslist.
The Minor Traveller was a wood framed estate version of the Minor that
used exposed and lacquered ash as frame – no sense in hiding something
as cool as structural wood in your car. This Minor is powered by a 1.0 liter version of the BMC A-series engine, wheezing out 48 horsepower and 60 ft-lbs of torque. It will be marginally faster to 60mph than the dog.
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That sold fast.
Bought fast by a family of termites for Easter dinner.
Needs Mike and Ed's touch maybe a spot of tea.
I see this is the 'Turbo' model, so no wonder it sold so quickly….
cheers….JeffH