PICTURE FRAME - 4 x 6in Photograph in a Black or White Coloured Frame (180 x 130 x 34mm) with a Glass front. There is a Strut on rear so that it can sit on the window sill or desk.
HISTORY -The Morris Minor Traveller was launched in 1952 as a new variant of the original Morris Minor saloon from 1948. The iconic vehicle with its unique ash wood frame was originally supplied with an 800cc engine and a split front windscreen but in 1956 they replaced it with a one piece and a new 950cc engine. A symbol its era normally driven in films by vicars and members of the village WI it ceased production in 1971 after 180,000 had been produced.
PICTURE FRAME - 4 x 6in Photograph in a Black or White Coloured Frame (180 x 130 x 34mm) with a Glass front. There is a Strut on rear so that it can sit on the window sill or desk.
HISTORY -The Morris Minor Traveller was launched in 1952 as a new variant of the original Morris Minor saloon from 1948. The iconic vehicle with its unique ash wood frame was originally supplied with an 800cc engine and a split front windscreen but in 1956 they replaced it with a one piece and a new 950cc engine. A symbol its era normally driven in films by vicars and members of the village WI it ceased production in 1971 after 180,000 had been produced.
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