Morris Eight Tourer (1937) – Beautifully Restored & Ready to Enjoy.

Unveiled in 1935, the Morris Eight was ahead of its time, offering features rarely found in its class. These included electric windscreen wipers, syncromesh on the upper two gearbox ratios, and effective Lockheed hydraulic brakes, making it better equipped than many of its contemporaries.

Powered by the dependable 918cc Morris UB-series four-cylinder side-valve engine, with a three-bearing crankshaft and single SU carburettor, the Morris Eight produces 24 bhp and delivers relaxed, enjoyable vintage motoring. The range included both two- and four-seat tourers, and remains a favourite among pre-war enthusiasts.

The example offered here has benefitted from a full body restoration, with the engine, suspension, and brakes all rebuilt.  The car is presented in immaculate light silver metallic, ready for immediate enjoyment.

Registered on 16th March 1937, the car comes with an impressive history file including:

Original registration number
Green logbook
A large file of restoration invoices
Original handbooks and workshop manual
Supporting documentation and ephemera
Equally suited to show use or a relaxed Sunday morning run to the pub, this Morris Eight is a charming, usable example of a much-loved pre-war classic.

Part exchange welcome, ancient or modern, funds either way.

Please call me us on 01676 544949 or 07860 804390 for an appointment to view.