It Requirs a bit of work but is a runner and i have had a few very enjoyable 'loud' drives around the local area where i live. and it is a very good runner.
So enjoy the pictures and any questions ask away.
Josh
1971 Morris Traveller
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1971 Morris Traveller
Hi Thought i would put some pictures on of my traveller which i got over christmas.
It Requirs a bit of work but is a runner and i have had a few very enjoyable 'loud' drives around the local area where i live. and it is a very good runner.
So enjoy the pictures and any questions ask away.
Josh
It Requirs a bit of work but is a runner and i have had a few very enjoyable 'loud' drives around the local area where i live. and it is a very good runner.
So enjoy the pictures and any questions ask away.
Josh
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carlosramalho
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
UAU!
beautiful woody!
cheers
carlos
beautiful woody!
cheers
carlos
MM Lowlight 1949 - Portuguese Registration
Traveller 1964 - formerly AKR 343 B
Convertible1969 - formerly XCH 455 G
Pickup 1971 - formerly BTT 213 K
MMOC 66138
MORRIS MINOR is Forever also in Portugal
Traveller 1964 - formerly AKR 343 B
Convertible1969 - formerly XCH 455 G
Pickup 1971 - formerly BTT 213 K
MMOC 66138
MORRIS MINOR is Forever also in Portugal
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Looks really nice 
and wood looks in excellent condition
and wood looks in excellent conditionRe: 1971 Morris Traveller
Hi thanks for the replys the person i bought it off said it has had complete new wood work in the couple of years so lucky there really.
Josh
Josh
Now repeat after me.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Hi Josh.
Do you know if it was always that colour? Just thinking that it doesn't really go with the interior. Then again, with British Leyland and the very last cars - who knows!?
Do you know if it was always that colour? Just thinking that it doesn't really go with the interior. Then again, with British Leyland and the very last cars - who knows!?
Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Lovely looking car , health to drive her [ as they say in the country] , possibly started life painted in limeflower .
Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Limeflower exterior would of had a Navy interior. This car is correct as in its Teal Blue exterior with Limeflower interior.....
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Looks more like traffy blue to me... But then Im no expert on colours. (I am aware that teal blue goes with limeflower, but I thought it would be lighter - dont know why)
Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Trafalgar Blue is not as "Bright" as Teal Blue.
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catswhisker
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Certainly looks like teal blue to me.
Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Thanks for the comments its actually a fiat colour it says on the tin of paint that came with the car. But it is near enough Traffelger Blue.
Josh
Josh
Now repeat after me.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
That is lovely, hope you get lots of pleasure from it, Travellers do look nice dont they?
Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
Thanks and yeah they do it will look good when ive finshed doing the bits that i want to do on it.
Josh
Josh
Now repeat after me.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
Morris minors are the way forward.
Don't ever be told that your life wont be taken other by owning a classic car.
You can never own to many vintage cars.
Now that wasn't hard was it.
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Re: 1971 Morris Traveller
First registered in Plymouth by the look of the reg. number. Good old Teal Blue IMHO. My Traveller is Trafalgar Blue and it's not as bright as Teal Blue. Welcome to Traveller World!
