Morris Bullnose Cabriolet 1926
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Specifications Morris Bullnose Cabriolet 1926 blueprint
The 1926 Morris Bullnose Cabriolet is a classic automobile that exudes style and sophistication. Originally designed and manufactured in England between 1925 and 1929, this two-door convertible was one of the most popular cars from that era. Its distinguishing features include a unique 'bullnose' design on the front end of the car, high-class black leather upholstery, a functional fold-down soft-top, and 18'' chrome spoke wheels. The body of the car is constructed from a lightweight steel, which is both durable and corrosion-resistant. Specifically, the bottom of the car is equipped with an ash-wood frame and iron-shielded metal plating for added durability and protection from the elements. The exterior paintwork is finished in a glossy black that is accented by gold-edged trim. The driver's compartment is luxuriously appointed with black leather upholstery, complemented by rattan accents and rosewood details. The oval steering wheel is connected to a gearbox and brakes for a confident driving experience. The car features a range of creature comforts including tweed seat cushions, adjustable rear view mirrors, adjustable headlamps, and a functional horn. The 1926 Morris Bullnose Cabriolet is powered by an 8hp engine and features a three-speed transmission, giving it a top speed of 30mph. It is an ideal car for cruising around town, providing a comfortable driving experience while exuding classic elegance.
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