Morris Cars 1948-1984

A handy guidebook to all the Morris cars produced between 1948 and 1984.Morris was a prominent marque in Britain and around the world from the outset of production in 1913. In the postwar era Morris cars were exported throughout the world and many were assembled in overseas plants. Many Morris models retain an enthusiastic following today, even though the last car was produced in 1984.Illustrated in full colour, and with detailed information including colour schemes, optional equipment and technical specifications, this is a complete catalogue of the cars of that era, and will be an invaluable identification guide for anyone interested in these classic British cars.Written by marque expert, Ray Newell, who has had a long association with Morris Cars, been Secretary of the Morris Minor Owners Club since 1983, and a founder member of the Morris Vehicles Association in 2013.

both a great read and a handy reference tool ... will appeal to all lovers of classic family motors as well as to Morris fans - Classics Monthly --- All-in-all, an easy reference book for all things Morris, well done Ray on a great compact volume, a must for any Morris enthusiast! - Heritage Commercials --- an exhaustive, well-illustrated full history of Morris in the postwar years ... highly impressive - Classic Cars --- For the level of information, this reference work represents great value. - Classic & Sports Car --- a good guide for those interested in Morris Cars either experienced or enthusiast. - Dorset Austin 7 Club Magazine --- A good read, a good source of information, and recommended. - Classic & Vintage Commercials --- This book is detailed enough to satisfy the interest of general readers and newcomers to the area of interest and will also encourage inspired fans to look out specialist titles on specific models. - Best of British --- Snapshots of an historical and pictorial nature for every Morris car and Commercial are well researched and presented in the book - Fleet Car Magazine --- Interesting stuff. This volume certainly deserves a place on any Morris enthusiast's shelves. - New Zealand Classic Car --- if you really do not know your Isis from your Ital this helpful little compendium is there to steer you in the right direction ... The small but beautifully marked 210mm x 148mm soft bound production means that it will fit into the least commodious of glove boxes so that if you ever come across a particularly rare or unusual Morris you've got Ray Newell on hand to put you wise. - Big End/All Torque --- It really is a handy guide book on a great British marque. - tkc (Totalkitcar)

Ray Newell is a long standing classic car enthusiast with a particular interest in Morris cars. His first car was a 1964 Morris Minor purchased for £117.50 in 1974. Since then he has owned most variants of the Morris Minor including Series ll commercials, a 1949 Series MM Tourer and a number of Traveller models. He has been involved with the Morris Minor Owners Club since 1981, and is one of the longest serving Club Secretaries, having been appointed in 1983. In 2013 he helped establish the Morris Vehicles Association in an effort to help Morris and associated car clubs work collaboratively to provide mutual support and remain sustainable in the future. He has written extensively about classic commercial vehicles and the Morris Minor in particular. His most recent book, Morris Cars: A Pictorial History covers the period 1948-1984.

Morris Cars 1948-1984 is a handy guidebook to all the Morris cars produced between 1948 and 1984. Morris was a prominent marque in Britain and around the world from the outset of production in 1913. In the postwar era Morris cars were exported throughout the world and many were assembled in overseas plants. Many Morris models retain an enthusiastic following today, even though the last car was produced in 1984. Illustrated in full colour, and with detailed information including colour schemes, optional equipment and technical specifications, this is a complete catalogue of the cars of that era, and will be an invaluable identification guide for anyone interested in these classic British cars. It was written by marque expert, Ray Newell, who has had a long association with Morris Cars, been Secretary of the Morris Minor Owners Club since 1983, and a founder member of the Morris Vehicles Association in 2013.

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