Saloon, tourer and estate car variants were offered by Morris; the latter, a wood-sided car named “Traveler,” becoming perhaps the favorite. The most significant change in specification occurred in 1952, when the Morris merger with Austin made the new “A-series” overhead valve engine of the Austin A-30 available. Here we are offering one of the rarest and most desirable models produced: the Wagon Traveler. Powered by a 948-cc four-cylinder engine, with rack-and-pinion steering and a four-speed transmission; this car is said to be all original, except for the interior. This time capsule is presented in a powder blue exterior complemented nicely with chrome trim and bumpers, a color matching interior and fitted with a radio. Previously owned by Sandra and Martin Button of Pebble Beach, California, this rare Traveler model is ready to go from one great collection to another.
California 2014
1959 Morris Minor 1000
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$19,000 USD | Sold
| Santa Monica, California
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