IOTW no.708 featured the photograph of an unidentified Morris Minor Coachbuilt Saloon and the well dressed lady as seen on the right. Since then another photograph has surfaced on eBay…
site-adminFebruary 4, 2024
The city of Hull will always be associated with its North Sea fishing fleet and even this image of a Kirton & Sons 1932 Morris 5 cwt chemist's van has…
site-adminJanuary 21, 2024
HW 7719 is an early 1930 Bristol registered Morris Minor Tourer. In July 1931 the owner, his wife and two young children toured Devon and Cornwall, recording their stopping off…
site-adminJanuary 16, 2024
This is almost certainly a post-war photograph of a Bedfordshire registered 1931 £100 Morris Minor Two-seater (TM 8486). The young couple, along with a dog and a kitten curled up…
site-adminJanuary 10, 2024
Tim Harding's pre-war car image legacy will continue to be felt for many months to come, as well over 400 Morris and MG images were acquired at auction by this…
site-adminJanuary 4, 2024
An 'as it left the factory' £100 Morris Minor features this week. WM 6200 was first registered in the spring of 1931 in Southport, Lancs although this photo is undated.…
site-adminDecember 28, 2023
An unidentified single colour 1930 or 1931 Morris Minor Coachbuilt Saloon snapshot is this week's IOTW. The female is perhaps the most interesting element in the photograph. Elegantly dressed and…
site-adminDecember 18, 2023
The original six-cylinder Wolseley Hornet range of two models (Coachbuilt & Fabric Saloons) was launched in April 1930 with much fanfare and surprise among sections of the motoring press. It…
site-adminDecember 10, 2023
Just 2816 1931 SV Morris Minor Coachbuilt Saloons were manufactured of which this late spring East Sussex registered car is one. Some of this number were built as Fabric Saloons…
site-adminDecember 6, 2023