Morris Minor Owners Club

Hi,

In 1952 my Granddad bought a brand new Morris Minor which he kept for several years; it’s the car my Dad (now 75) learned to drive in. I would love to find out where the car is now. I know the car was still on the road less than 10 years ago because my Dad spotted it and had a conversation with the owner.

It is a Grey 2 door registration number NAL 662

Any help much appreciated

Dave

Vehicle details
The vehicle details for NAL 662 are:

Date of Liability 01 03 1994
Date of First Registration 21 05 1952
Year of Manufacture Not Available
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 918CC
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type Petrol
Export Marker Not Applicable
Vehicle Status Unlicensed
Vehicle Colour GREY
Vehicle Type Approval null
The information contained on this page is correct at the time of enquiry.
Vehicle Excise Duty Rate for vehicle
6 Months Rate £68.75
12 Months Rate £125.00

Cheers for the search Steve

In your experience, does date of liability 01/03/94 suggest it's been scrapped or is it just that this was the last time it was taxed prior to the tax expempt status for classic cars being introduced? I'm sure my Dad spotted it on the road after this date.

Thanks,

Dave

Dave, you still have to tax classic cars just like you would tax a normal car. Except it is free. Normally in this case yes it could be scrapped or has just been laid up somewhere to graze, or in a garage somewhere awaiting restoration. It most definately hasn't been on the road legally since 1994. Sorry.

Dean wrote:Dave, you still have to tax classic cars just like you would tax a normal car. Except it is free. Normally in this case yes it could be scrapped or has just been laid up somewhere to graze, or in a garage somewhere awaiting restoration. It most definately hasn't been on the road legally since 1994. Sorry.

Thanks for making that clear Dean

Ah well, perhaps I should buy a Moggie in her honour

davemurfin wrote: Ah well, perhaps I should buy a Moggie in her honour

That sounds a great idea

davemurfin wrote:
Ah well, perhaps I should buy a Moggie in her honour

You would be made very welcome, if that's what you decide.