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Morris-Commercial PV van
'PV' stood for 'Parcel Van' and was the Nuffield Organisation's first fully forward control van. It was launched in 1939, but only 52 were built before the War, and production resumed in 1946 until 1953 with 15,700 built. Early models had two panels to each windscreen with an opening upper panel, but later models had single fixed windscreens. A 2055cc 15.9hp 4-cylinder engine powered the PV.

 

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Morris-Commercial PV type van. The PV was designated for 15/20cwt at launch in 1939. In 1949 the much tidier J-type was launched at 10cwt capacity, and the PV was replaced in 1952 with the LD

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Morris PV 1947. Early PV vans had opening lights in the front windscreens, whereas later models had fixed screens.

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Morris-Commercial PV type van

 Morris J-type, JB and Austin 101 Vans
Morris J-type, JB and Austin 101 Vans
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