1939 Morris

1939 MORRIS EIGHT SERIES E 4 SEATER TOURER 
Finished in gloss black with red trim complemented by red carpets with red piping. The soft top is finished in black with matching side screens. This charming wartime 4 seater tourer is in extremely good condition having benefitted from a full restoration which took place only 2400 miles ago. It is had only 4 former keepers in 76 years which is quite astonishing! Very few vehicles were produced because of the start of the WWII making this adorable car very collectable. In addition it is both tax and MoT exempt. The history folder includes, current and previous V5s, DVLA paperwork, previous warranty certificates, previous MoT certificates, MoT related documentation, images of the car, folders and photograph holders, various invoices, correspondence, Morris Eight related paperwork and write-ups, original Operation Owners Manual, old road fund licences, show material and Hampshire Pageant Motoring Award plaque 2006, Insurance documentation, Morris register Owners Club paperwork, 13 volumes Morris Monthly Register, British Motor Heritage trust Certificate confirming the vehicle was built and sold in July 1939 and that the chassis and engine numbers are matching it also mentions that this is a home market UK RHD vehicle from new. It was sold with the registration number FBP 426 which still adorns the vehicle today. This motor vehicle is fitted with the following: brass door hinges, brass radiator cap, extra reflectors, battery pack (2 batteries), battery kill switch, full weather equipment including side screens, fly screens, folding windscreen, safety door catches, modern indicators(plus originals), door mirror, ashtray, temp gauge, walnut dash, overmats, brass klaxon horn, badge bar with the following badges; AA , Morris register, preservation vehicle club, British car club, RAC and Butlins by the sea badge. The jack, toolkit and starting handle, spare plugs, show plaque and original leather battery holding strap are all located under the bonnet. There are also two bonnet release handles located inside the glove box. This car represents not only very good value for money both for its rarity and condition but is also a sound investment for the future