1960 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller Woody

Description

This 1960 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller woody wagon gets instant attention wherever it goes. So we're not sure if it's the perfect classic for someone who wants something unique at the car shows, or someone who needs an interesting business vehicle that also has cargo room. Then again, at this affordable price, it's ideal for all of that and much more!

As the Morris Minor has transformed from the car that put Britain on wheels into full classic status, the Traveller has become even more of a standout vintage machine. After all, the real wood frame gives it the appearance of an iconic American surf wagon... but in a more European size. And as you look over all the details, you realize that this desirable Morris is also a cut-above classic. The black paint was refinished a few years ago so it has a terrific gloss to highlight all the curves of the rounded fenders and bulging headlights. And the ionic lumber is in a bright contrasting tone, but since it has plenty of varnish, it has s similar gloss to the black. You'll even love all the correct details, like the wheel covers and fender-mounted side mirrors.

The burgundy interior is premium and inviting – like a classic British sitting room. Handsome bucket seats up front look great with the matching door panels and coordinating carpeting. The rear bench folds forward, and there is a surprising amount of cargo room for its diminutive size, which gets our minds racing about the difference practical uses for this vintage van. You get the classic banjo-style steering wheel with Morris center cap, and prominently in the middle is the large Smiths gauge that contrasts nicely against the black dash. Overall, it's the kind of solid invest you love seeing when you want your classic to be ready from day one.

If you know British cars, then you'll love seeing all that green when you open the hood. That's the unmistakable sign of an A-series motor. The engine is a well-known and widely used powerplant that found a home in plenty of British vehicles. It's the backbone of English motoring, which makes it quite robust and there's easy parts availability. This is a fantastically original-style presentation, which tells you this was a well cared for car even before the restoration investments (even the clean undercarriage photos reinforce this feeling.) So you'll feel confident taking it on the road. And with the control of the four-speed manual transmission and front disc brakes, we know you find the motor experience quite lively.

A restored classic like this has such a broad appeal, and this one has such an affordable price, so you know you need to hurry if you want to take it home. Call today!!!