Morris 1000 Motorhome

[scotjimland]

Maybe shown before ..

First Registered 22 Feb 1968 ,

but oddly on the Gov. MOT Check JIL 6116 is listed as a Rover

Reg. is probably worth more than the van

 

[chaser]

Wonder what the payload is on that?

 

[PxJ]

Maybe shown before ..

First Registered 22 Feb 1968 ,

but oddly on the Gov. MOT Check JIL 6116 is listed as a Rover

Reg. is probably worth more than the van

On DVLA its registered as a Morris 1968 Green pterol

 

[Figaro]

37 bhp from the A series engine ?
I wouldn't like to be stuck behind that, but plenty would be in the queue

 

[chaser]

37 bhp from the A series engine ?
I wouldn't like to be stuck behind that, but plenty would be in the queue

The body itself must be above it's weight capacity.

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[Barriesimpson]

The body itself must be above it's weight capacity.

Probably, but back in the day when the conversion was carried out, nobody cared about that.

 

[Two on Tour]

I seem to remember seeing on our local "Look East" program some years ago, an interview with a young family of 5 that were touring the UK in a moggy minor conversion.

 

[chaser]

Probably, but back in the day when the conversion was carried, out nobody cared about that.

We know that but a few on here get their knickers in a twist about payloads.

 

[ontheroadagain]

Reg. is probably worth more than the van

Old Co Fermanagh number.

 

[pappajohn]

Maybe shown before ..

First Registered 22 Feb 1968 ,

but oddly on the Gov. MOT Check JIL 6116 is listed as a Rover

Reg. is probably worth more than the van

Tax checker says morris though.

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[PP Bear]

Deleted as a different moggy

 

[Gellyneck]

Way, way, way back in the day when mum and dad had an ex army ridge tent with wooden poles they slept in that and with the back seat folded down and curtains closed (that mum put in) me and my sleeping bag were in the back of our Moggy 1000 Traveller!

First one was Bottle Green and the second Fern Green.

 

[Emmit]

And when I were a lad, me Mum and Dad slept in the back of a Morris Oxford estate and I slept on the front bench seat.
The 'facilities were courtesy of the Public toilets on Scarborough pier.
I grew out of that bench seat in about 1961.
Happy days.