Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953
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Specifications Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953 blueprint
The Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953 is an iconic vehicle loved by many for its classic, vintage style. This vehicle is instantly recognizable by its classic British Racing Green colour, black grille and Morris script logo – all of which together make it a classically stylish and timeless vehicle. The two-door van-style body is complemented by wood paneling on the sides and rear, adding to its collection of classic styling features. The Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953 is powered by a 1.2-liter OHV four-cylinder engine which is mated to a three-speed manual transmission. This engine is famed for its reliability and efficient power delivery, allowing the vehicle to zip around busy cities or tackle long-distance trips alike. The ride itself is smooth and comfortable, and the vehicle offers a spacious interior cabin with plenty of head and legroom for passengers. The Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953 offers the driver plenty of features to help with the daily commute or weekend escape. Luxuries such as an updated radio, improved fabric upholstery and two-tone paint options help to make the vehicle feel modern and sophisticated. The vehicle is also fitted with a large luggage rack on the back for added convenience. This classic British workhorse is a pleasure to drive and is loved by those who own one. The Morris Minor 5WT S2 Van 1953 offers a classic style and a reliable ride, making it a great choice for any enthusiast or collector.
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