NMMT009 Morris Minor Traveller Smoke Grey
Oxford’s Morris collectors of the larger 1:76 scale have already been treated to this delightful little Traveller model and here it is once more, especially for small scale 1:148 modellers. It is an exact replica of its larger counterpart, perfect in every detail, decorated in pale grey with the ‘woodie’ ash effect to the sides and a pale blue interior. Registered 55 FNX, the car features the Morris 1000 marque on the offside rear door and the signature Morris badge on the bonnet above the familiar Morris grille.
The Morris Minor, designed by Sir Alec Issigonis and his team, was launched at the 1948 Earl’s Court Motor Show in London. Between then and 1972, over 1.3 million rolled off the production line as the series progressed. In 1953, a 2-door wood-framed estate version comprising the Morris 1000 Traveller was launched, set to become an iconic vehicle in its own right, Much, revered by classic car enthusiasts even now the ‘woodie’ is still seen on our roads and continues to turns heads.
It is equally popular in model form and this new release will look great in your line-up of Morris Minors from the 1950s/60s
The Oxford Diecast Smoke Grey Morris Traveller ia model scaled at1:148 and comes on a plinth with a clear lid and Oxford Automobile wrap.
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Oxford’s Morris collectors of the larger 1:76 scale have already been treated to this delightful little Traveller model and here it is once more, especially for small scale 1:148 modellers. It is an exact replica of its larger counterpart, perfect in every detail, decorated in pale grey with the ‘woodie’ ash effect to the sides and a pale blue interior. Registered 55 FNX, the car features the Morris 1000 marque on the offside rear door and the signature Morris badge on the bonnet above the familiar Morris grille.
The Morris Minor, designed by Sir Alec Issigonis and his team, was launched at the 1948 Earl’s Court Motor Show in London. Between then and 1972, over 1.3 million rolled off the production line as the series progressed. In 1953, a 2-door wood-framed estate version comprising the Morris 1000 Traveller was launched, set to become an iconic vehicle in its own right, Much, revered by classic car enthusiasts even now the ‘woodie’ is still seen on our roads and continues to turns heads.
It is equally popular in model form and this new release will look great in your line-up of Morris Minors from the 1950s/60s
The Oxford Diecast Smoke Grey Morris Traveller ia model scaled at1:148 and comes on a plinth with a clear lid and Oxford Automobile wrap.
