1960 Morris Minor 1000 Pickup

1960 Morris Minor 1000 Pickup

Upgraded to the 1275 cc Twin Carb A-Series Motor. All the power you need.
4-Speed Sprite Ribcage Gearbox.
Sprite Front Disc Brakes.

This Minor has been beautifully restored. Rare, unique, cute, and a blast to drive. It’s not too often you find a gem like this one that has been put together at such a level. There are a few years since the restoration, but it still looks fresh. With the power of the 1275 and the Sprite gearbox, it goes down the road in modern traffic without hesitation. It is drivable and enjoyable. The rare and hand made soft canopy top really sets off the truck. Minilite rims, Disc brakes, This truck is fun! It draws a crowd and many a question. Put your company name on the side of this one and you have a billboard that gets noticed.

Originally called the Mosquito, the Morris Minor was introduced at the Earls Court Motor Show on September 20th, 1948. After the millionth Minor rolled off the production line on December 22nd 1960, the Morris Minor 1000 was introduced.

The restoration was done beautifully on this Minor 1000 pickup! It looks and drives as good, better than it did in the 60′s. These pickups are hard to find because most of them were used as service vehicles and eventually found their way to a junk yard after a long life of manual labor. This Minor is a rare left drive vehicle that is a great addition to anyone’s car collection.

1960 Morris Minor 1000 Pickup Paint & Body

The forest green looks fantastic, has good luster and shine. The color really suits the truck.

1960 morris minor 1000 pickup fantastic forest green

1960 Morris Minor 1000 Pickup Engine & Transmission

The 1275 cc twin-carb A-Series motor is reliable and inexpensive to repair and maintain. It has more power than the original 1100 cc that these Morris Minor 1000s came with making it perfectly drivable. The 4-speed Sprite ribcage gearbox is smooth and in great condition.

1960 Morris Minor 1000 Pickup Interior

The interior has been nicely restored. Everything in the cab is functional and clean. The glove box covers have been removed for easy access and storage bins. We have the box doors and they are correctly painted.