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Newest Review: ... line in 1970, while production of Travellers and commercial vehicles ceased in 1971. In total 1,619,857 Morris Minors were ... more

 ... produced, which is a heck of a lot of cars! So what is appealing about these cars? The first thing that they have in their favour, apart from unparalleled spares availability, is ease of maintenance- they do not require a computerised tuning system and the BMC A Series engine is almost b ombproof. Replacement wooden frames for the estates are widely available, if a little pricey, and the one thing I absolutely love, and something I will d...more

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Nolly
Crowned Review UPDATED: Miraculous Morris Minors (1347 words)
by Nolly - written on 19.05.01 (Very useful, 1184 readings)
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This is hopefully the first of a series of opinions that I may well write about the virtues of various classic cars. I am an absolute fanatic about cars of yesteryear. I don’t mean the old crocs that needed a man carrying a red flag in front of it, what I mean is the cars that were developed and which sold in their droves from the early 1950s until the 1970s. These are the cars that brought the joys of motoring to ‘normal’ people in this great land of ours. They are the true classics. The car that I love is arguably the most popular classic car in the whole world. It was the first British production car to sell more than one million ...

 
 
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