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Morris Oxfords Series II Traveller
BMC designed the replacement Morris Oxford (Series II) for 1954, giving it the new B-series engine and a monocoque body. Although Issigonis had moved to Alvis, it is likely the Oxford body was his work. A 2-door Traveller (Estate) model was available and is believed to have been the work of Gerald Palmer . In 1956 the Series was launched with a revised body sprouting wings and a new bonnet, and several changes to specification. Six cylinder variants of these Oxfords were produced as Morris Isis Series I and II. In 1957 the timber-framed Traveller estate car was replaced by a steel-bodied estate called the Oxford Series IV.
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Morris Oxford Series II Traveller. Rear bodywork designed by Gerald Palmer
Morris Oxford Series II Traveller front
Morris Oxford Series II Traveller. Rear bodywork designed by Gerald Palmer
Morris Oxford Series II Traveller rear
Morris Oxford Series II Traveller. Rear bodywork designed by Gerald Palmer
Morris Oxford Series IV front
Morris Oxford Series IV Traveller. The Morris Oxford Series IV was only released as a metal-bodied Traveller 1957-60.
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Morris Oxford Series II Traveller. By the time the Morris Oxford Series II was launched in 1954, its designer Alec Issigonis had gone to Alvis. The Traveller body was designed by Gerald Palmer .
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Morris Oxford Series II Traveller. Rear bodywork designed by Gerald Palmer
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Morris Oxfords Series II, III and IV
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Morris Cowleys
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Morris Isis Series I, Series II
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Morris Minor Traveller
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Woodies
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Designer : Gerald Palmer (1911-1999)
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
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and links tothat car maker
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