Morris Minor Series II Traveller

Overview

Produced:	1953-1956, 215328 produced.
Types:	Estate, 2 doors, 4 seats

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In 1953 another innovative version of the Minor joined the range, an estate car known as the Traveller. The Traveller used a wooden frame construction for the rear bodywork, this frame was a structural section and gained a reputation for being prone to rotting away! The Traveller featured split rear doors (as used on small vans) and a folding rear bench seat which increased it carrying capacity.

The Traveller sold well in Series II form and would be a popular model in the range for many years, indeed it was the last passenger car version of the Minor to be produced when production of the Morris 1000 finished in 1971. Practical Classics March 2008 - Featuring Buying guide Morris Minor 1948-1971. Click Here to view in our shop.

Source: Motorbase

Engines

Capacity	Config	Model	Bore/Stroke	CR
803cc	S4 OHV	BMC A-Series	57.9mm x 76.2mm

Performance

Top Speed	0-60	SQM	MPG	Engine Pwr	Comment
65mph	52.5s

Brakes

Front	Rear	Comment
Drum	Drum

Body

Type	Seats	Doors	Comment
Estate	4	2

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