Registration No: GSC 184
Chassis No: SEE115218
MOT: Exempt

• Offered without reserve
• Matching 1935 Brockhouse Camping Trailer included in sale
• Restored during lockdown
• Claimed TV appearance in ''The Father Brown Mysteries''

The Morris 8, which was produced from 1935 until 1937, was one of Morris's great 1930s success stories and was one of Britain's best loved pre-war cars and was in fact the Company's saviour. They were sporty looking cars with attractive saloon bodies, although they had a certain 'Dagenham' look about them, and according to Michael Sedgwick were operational trainers for the M.G.

Offered here is a late Series E version of the much-loved Morris 8, as seen on BBCTV's 'Father Brown'. First registered in July 1946, this Morris is paired with a rare Brockhouse BT5 camping trailer. Acquired by the previous vendor as a lockdown project, it has undergone significant restoration work while ensuring preservation of its original character. Gracing the screens in the BBC drama, there's a distinctive WW2 driving light mask adorning the nearside. Additionally, Brockhouse BT5 camping trailer was restored to match the Morris's aesthetic. The accompanying history file documents restoration work, including a repaint in Green and attention to the upholstery. A fun and charming combination with ‘on screen’ provenance and offered without reserve.

For more information, please contact:
Julian Pinkster
julian.pinkster@handh.co.uk
07889 223 904