Morris Minor 1000 Sedan 1956
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Specifications Morris Minor 1000 Sedan 1956 blueprint
The Morris Minor 1000 Sedan, 1956 edition, is a classic retro vehicle, offering a unique look that will turn heads wherever it goes. It's a quintessential British escape, with curved lines and a vintage color scheme that brings the 1950's to life. This 4-door sedan was built with a minimalistic charm and simplicity that has stood the test of time and its little features make it stand out from the crowd. The 1956 Morris Minor 1000 Sedan has several features which are typical of those seen on retro vehicles. The body is built with a steel unibody construction and features the classic wheel arches, prominent headlights, and soft curves all around. The interior is designed with a classic retro look and is complete with adjustable front seat, a wooden dashboard, and convenient storage compartments. The Morris Minor 1000 Sedan offers plenty of power for driving through town and on the open road. Under the hood is the 948cc four cylinder gasoline engine that is capable of 42 brake horsepower and a top speed of 80.4 mph. It also features an exceptional 4-speed manual gearbox with synchromesh on all gears. This is paired with independent front suspension and a live rear axle with lever arm shocks to make it comfortable, but still agile. Overall, the Morris Minor 1000 Sedan, 1956 edition, offers a great driving experience, while being charmingly classic. This timeless four-door car is sure to be the envy of everyone who sees it, offering an iconic look that exudes the vintage style of the 1950s.
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