He’s a leading light of the Morris Minor Owners’ Club (mmoc.org.uk), and it all started in 1953 when Sandy’s father bought a new Minor saloon, which was kept until 1969.

A full buyer's guide for the Morris Minor (1948-1971) including specs, ... the ‘low light’ cars are also the most valuable. Skip advert. Advertisement.

In 1956, the Minor's divided windscreen was replaced by a one-piece, and its engine size boosted to 948cc to become the Morris Minor 1000. In 1962, the engine upped again, to 1098cc.

The Morris Minor - a true classic of British car manufacturing - very nearly made a comeback in the early 2000's. Autocar's inside source reveals the story behind this missed opportunity.

The “Morris Minor” is a classic piece of Britannia -- the small-sized family automobile was one of the most popular vehicles in post-war Britain, with about 1.3 million manufactured between ...