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Morris Minor
Launched in 1928 and in production from 1929, William Morris took his cars down to the territory of the Austin Seven. The first Minors were given a Wolseley-designed 847cc overhead cam engine that soon found itself powering the sporty versions with the Octagonal 'Morris Garages' brand on the radiator. The Minor changed to a less sophisticated sidevalve engine in 1931 and continued until 1934 when the Morris Eight replaced it.

 

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Morris Minor 1931 - badge
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Morris Minor 1933. Yje shield shape badge was given to the Minor in 1933
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Morris Minor 1933. The long radiator grille was introduced in 1933, with a shield-shaped badge
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Morris Minor 1933. The long radiator grille was introduced in 1933, with a shield-shaped badge
 Morris Minor 1931 front
Morris Minor 1931. In 1931 a new sidevalve 847cc engine was introduced to replace the troublesome ohc engine. The sv engine was initially given to a cut price Minor with painted radiator and unchromed brightwork. The two-seater 1931 sv Minor was sold at £100.
Morris Minor 1933 front Tourer
Morris Minor 1933 Tourer
 Morris Minor 1933 front
Morris Minor 1933. Morris Minors from 1931 had an an 847cc side valve engine, which was cheaper than the 847cc ohv unit.
 Morris Minor 1933 rear
Morris Minor 1933. This is a 2-door saloon body, and has the sidevalve 847cc engine
 Morris Minor 1933 Tourer rear
Morris Minor 1933 Tourer
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Morris Minor Van
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Morris Eight, Series I, Series II and Series E
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MG M-type Midget
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Morris Minor, Series MM, Series II, Minor 1000
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