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Morris Six (MS)

Alec Issigonis designed the Big Morris Minors (Oxford Series MO, and Morris Six Series MS). The Wolseley 6/80 shared its new 2216cc 6-cylinder engine and most of its bodywork with the Morris Six MS.

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Morris Six Police Car - bonnet badge	Morris Six Series MS. Badge on side of bonnet	Morris Six Series MS. Ornament above grille	Morris Six Police Car. A six cylinder 2215cc overhead cam engine sat behind this grille (and a 4-cylinder 1476cc version went into the Oxford). But this advanced technology had a tendency to burn valves, and these engines got replaced by BMC engines in 1954.	Morris Six Series MS. Tall front grille	Morris Six Police Car. 12,000 Morris Six MS cars were built from 1949-54, but only 11 cars were supplied as Police cars. This one belonged to the Chief Constable of Staffordshire
Morris Six Series MS. A more formal grille was given the Oxford with a Six. Problems with the engine's valves did not help the sales of this car.	Morris Six Police Car. The Morris Six proved a popular Police car, but the Wolseley 6/80 with twin carburretors was preferred.	Morris Six MS Police Car	Morris Six Series MS. Launched in 1948 the Six Series MS was mostly a Series MO Oxford but with a longer bonnet containing a 2215cc OHC 6cylinder engine	Morris Six Series MS. Taking a Series MO Oxford and lengthening it by 13inches to incorporate a new 6cylinder OHC engine was the recipe for the Series MS Six.	Morris Six Series MS. Windows on rear door.
Morris Six Series MS. From the rear little to differentiate between the 4cylinder Oxford and the 6cylinder Six	Morris Fourteen, Series II and Series III	Morris Oxford Series MO	Wolseley 6/80	Morris Isis Series I and II

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