The Morris Marina is a front-engined, rear-wheel-drive small family car that was manufactured by the Austin-Morris division of British Leyland from 1971 until 1980. It served to replace the Morris Minor in the Morris product line, which had first been built in 1948. Morris Marina 575 Pickup Click Here for Full Screen Image - Click Here to Download Image The Morris Marina has had a bad press over the years. Much of the criticism has been justified, but the vast majority of its 807,000 British customers got along with it just fine, liking its honest design and simple engineering.
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1978 Morris Marina 575 Pick up Anglia Car Auctions 29.2K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 3 Share 848 views 2 years ago Anglia Car Auctions Kings Lynn are pleased to offer this 1978 Morris. Advertisement A 1974 Morris Marina commercial rarity Posted by Chris Graham on 28th July 2022 Mike Neale meets Tony Page and enjoys a closer look at one of his 14 - yes, fourteen - Morris Marina commercials. One of Tony Page's 14 Morris Marina commercials. A Miraculous Morris Marina 10 cwt Pick-Up, Magazine Featured and Utterly Lovely.. Morris Marina 10 cwt Pick-Up - KGF Morris Marina 10 cwt Pick-Up Sold Year: 1975 Mileage: 60,432 Image Gallery View the full image gallery on Flickr here Full Description SORRY NOW SOLD - SIMILAR WANTED A miraculous Morris Marina 10 cwt pick-up, magazine featured and utterly lovely. EQUIPMENT
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In 2014 the pick-up was purchased by a Mr Page where it joined what is most likely the largest collection of Morris Marina's in existence, most of which were Marina commercials. The collection had amassed to over 100 vehicles, 40 of which were Marina's, and still to this day includes the famous Ford Capri 2.0S and Daimler Sovereign 4.2. A commercial vehicle from British Leyland still in existence almost 50 years after being built, this incredibly rare Morris Marina 10 cwt pick-up is simply remarkable. By Malcolm McKay Features | 31 Mar 2022 Why you'd want a Morris Marina & Ital The much-anticipated first all-new product of British Leyland, developed in under three years, was launched with the rather arrogant slogan: 'What happens when the best engineers in the world set out to create a beautiful car? A 1980 Morris Marina pick-up took the best in show award at this year's Festival of the Unexceptional. Owned by Jonathan Papworth, a Cambridgeshire potato farmer, it is still used regularly. The event, organised by classic car insurance company Hagerty, is now in its third year.
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Austin Morris Van and Pick up. BL used the Marina as the basis for a new Austin/Morris van and pick-up. Launched in 1972 the vans were originally badged as Austin or Morris. By 1975, some badges said 'Austin Morris'. There was a 7cwt (seven hundred weight) and a 10cwt van and a pick-up. All three were based on the Morris Marina body. In 1980, this 575 Pickup was featured on the Morris stand at motor shows across the UK, It was used to drive sales of the Morris pickup and to show the new dashboard, door cards and seats; all of which were eventually changed for the production model post 1980.
Classic Cars Morris marina pickup For Sale Category Advert Type Morris Year From Year To Minimum Price Maximum Price Country Region Reset Search convertible | marina | mini | minor | minor van | morris 8 | morris oxford | oxford | traveller | van A commercial vehicle from British Leyland still in existence almost 50 years after being built, this incredibly rare Morris Marina 10 cwt pick-up is simply remarkable. Sourced from a fascinating private collection which included over 100 vehicles and no less than 40 Morris Marina's, mostly commercials, this 1975 10 cwt pick-up is presented.
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The featured car is a 1973 1.8TC Coupe-pretty much at the top of the Marina tree, and powered by the 1.8 litre twin-carburettor B series engine, direct from the MGB, with virtually the same exhaust note. The green saloon in the second and third pictures from the top is a 1972 1.3 deluxe, a much more basic expression of the Marina range. The cars : Morris Marina (ADO28) development story 1 December 2022 Keith Adams 61 Unashamedly created as Cowley's Cortina, we tell the Morris Marina development story - how this car was intended to lead Morris - and, more importantly, British Leyland - into a new decade of lucrative Ford bashing…
