Morris Minor 1000 Convertible 1969

Description:

In Brief:

• Series V Morris Minor 1000 Convertible conversion
• Finished in White with a Red convertible roof over a Black interior
• Owned by The Vendor for the last 8 years
• In the custodianship of the previous owner for 13 years (2003-2016) 

On the Surface: This 1969 Morris Minor 1000 started life as a two-door saloon but was converted into a convertible at some point during its history. The car is finished in white with a contrasting red convertible roof over a black interior.

Maintenance & History: Within the history file there is evidence of maintenance from The Vendor’s ownership. In 2016, Euroteam Services of Bransgore carried out extensive work, including the installation of a new gearbox, a clutch kit, and side trims, amounting to £1,358.35. This invoice as well as other invoices on file total to approximately £1,500. Additionally, an insurance valuation from Charles Ware’s Morris Minor Centre in May 2016 appraised the vehicle at £7,750. Owned by The Vendor for the last 8 years (since May 2016), this Morris Minor also enjoyed along period of ownership of 13 years with its previous custodian (May 2003 – May 2016).

The Model: Introduced in 1962, the Morris Minor 1000 Series V represented the final significant update to the model, designed to keep it competitive in an evolving market. The car was fitted with an upgraded 1098cc version of the A-Series engine, developed initially for the Austin/Morris 1100 range. This engine increased performance, offering a top speed of 77 mph and making it more suitable for the growing network of motorways in the UK. The model has since become an icon of British motoring, loved for its simplicity, reliability, and charm.

Sale Insight: This Morris Minor 1000 convertible is a great opportunity to get your hands on a classic that is cheap to run and maintain. The conversion, while not original does give added funtionality to the car.