Morris Minor and 1000: books - history and models (2/2)

Morris Minor & 1000 - Saloons, Travellers & Convertibles (1952-1971) - Essential Buyer's Guide

Veloce's Essential Buyer's Guide offers practical advice for buying a Morris Minor or 1000.

Models: Saloon, Traveller, and Convertible.

Years: 1952-1971.

This Essential Buyer's Guide for the Morris Minor and 1000 helps you find the right car at the right price and answers the following questions:
- Walk away or stay? Initial evaluation of a Morris Minor or 1000.
- What is the right price? Valuation with a unique scoring system.
- How to check authenticity?
- Which models are most suitable?
- What are common issues?
- What are the restoration options and impact?
- What are the maintenance costs?

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Original Morris Minor - The Restorer's Guide to All Saloon, Tourer, Convertible, Traveller and Light Commercial Models

This book is an essential guide to the Morris Minor, providing a detailed look at how the various models evolved over time. Through informative text and over 250 specially commissioned color photographs, it documents changes from the early 918cc "low-headlamp" saloon to the later 1098cc Traveller.

While many people recognize only basic differences, such as the split windscreen, the Morris Minor underwent numerous specification changes throughout its production. Over the years, many cars were modified by owners making budget repairs, making it difficult to find fully original examples today.

For enthusiasts, restorers, and collectors seeking accuracy, "Original Morris Minor" offers a comprehensive reference. It draws on factory records, parts lists, and expert knowledge to provide the most detailed production survey of the model ever published.

All versions are covered, including the four engine series (918cc, 803cc, 948cc, and 1098cc), different body styles (two- and four-door saloons, convertibles, and Travellers), and even light commercial vans and pickups. Carefully selected high-quality examples ensure the book serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in preserving the originality of this British classic.

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The Morris Minor

More than 70 years after its debut in 1948, the Morris Minor remains a beloved classic. It is as popular today as it was during its production years. During World War II, Alec Issigonis and his team designed a small car for the post-war era, not knowing it would become the first British car to sell a million units. Its innovative design has proven remarkably enduring.

This book follows the Morris Minor's development, from its early prototypes to its production run and eventual discontinuation in the 1970s.

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