Morris web page

[Mike K]

Originally Posted by cliff

No it is called STUPIDITY!

I have U in my sights Cliff

Yes Hanno..Geocities demanded a payment to keep the former free sites on line

[cliff]

Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

I have U in my sights Cliff

To be truthful Mike I accually like the uniqueness of the typical WW2 and pre war English built military trucks whether they be Morris, Leyland or Fordson or any of the other makes. They are a reminder of just how 'behind the times' the English automobile industry really was plus judging by a lot of the post war vehicles they produced they also did not learn anything at all during the war about vehicle design either.

[Keith Brooker]

Just my luck, spent 14 years looking for photos of a 1944 Morris C8 GS in Army use [think i found about 3] then as soon as i sold the Morris, these came up for sale, so had to buy them [20 photos in all inc some Bedfords]. British Army in Korea in 1951. REME unit. in the last photo there are Bedfords Morris & a Humber box. Original Photos from my collection.

[Mike K]

Reading the MCC production chart from Adderley Park: they were still making the 4X2 C4 models right into 1944/45 , but only in small numbers , less than 200 . Also listed are three Terrapins.

I think the tillies were made at Cowley, at another branch of NUFFIELD ??

MIKE