In Brief:

• A sweet example of the iconic wood framed Mini Traveller
• Finished in Harvest Gold over a two-tone Yellow and White interior
• Just 3 former keepers
• Benefits from recent work
• Accompanied by a healthy history file

Auctioneer’s Notes:

A delightful example of a 1970 Morris Mini Traveller, an iconic British estate car. This car is finished in Harvest Gold over a two-tone Yellow and White interior and had just 3 former keepers. It is accompanied by an impressive and well-documented history file, including its original Mk2 handbook, a Heritage Certificate issued in 2021 and a handwritten purchase receipt from the same year showing a value of £15,000.

Maintenance & Condition:

The car has clearly benefitted from significant investment and restoration, with invoices detailing extensive works carried out to bring the vehicle up to a strong standard. These include attention to the clutch, suspension and braking systems, as well as the replacement of the fuel tank. In 2024, the car was further improved with a full set of new tyres.

History:

With only 3 former keepers, this Traveller is supported by a substantial and varied history file. Included are original and later log books, MOT certificates and historic tax records, offering an insight into the car’s life over the decades. The original Mk2 handbook and Heritage Certificate are great addition with the latter confirming it's authenticity.

The Model:

The 1970 Morris Mini Traveller is a charming and practical derivative of the classic Mini, featuring the distinctive estate body style with external rear wooden framing. Powered by the dependable 1,098cc A-Series engine and paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox, it offers lively performance and excellent usability in a compact footprint. Renowned for its characterful driving experience and clever packaging, the Mini Traveller remains a beloved variant among enthusiasts.

Sale Insight:

Combining iconic styling with everyday usability. This is a excellent opportunity to acquire a Mini Traveller that presents well and benefits from recent maintenance.

Estimate:
£3,000 - £4,000