1967 Morris Minor Traveller

Highlights

• Covered just 79,000 miles in 59 years
• A broad scope of refurbishment works undertaken inside and out
• Woodwork professionally restored
• Extensive mechanical upgrades
• Full body respray in Almond Green

The Appeal

Morris’s post-war Minor saloon and convertible were so popular that an estate car became an inevitable expansion of the range. What few people predicted in the early 1950s was that the Traveller would debut with a wooden frame, courtesy of an ash exoskeleton extending from the B-pillar to the twin rear doors. Yet the curious-looking Traveller became so popular that it remained in production even after the saloon had been discontinued.

This 1967 Traveller has received a broad internal and external restoration programme, carried out over the last year by the previous keeper. The list of upgrades and refurbishments would take more space than this listing can offer, but highlights include brand new ash woodwork with new seals, runners and screws plus a full body respray across the new steel body panels and wings. Even the polished chrome Morris hubcaps appear new.

Work has also been carried out where it isn’t immediately obvious; the underside has been repaired and sealed, with a wealth of suspension and brake parts replaced. The engine and transmission received a full inspection and service, and electronic ignition/alternator/halogen headlight upgrades are powered by a new battery. A pair of additional external chrome mirrors with longer arms are provided with the sale for the buyer to fit if they wish.

Inside, there has been further works carried out with impressive attention to detail. There’s a BANJO original steering wheel, reclining front and rear seat belts, refurbished seat coverings and new emerald carpets below a replacement oatmeal headliner. The central speedo has been augmented with a trio of auxiliary gauges, but original details like the heater pull switch and metal toggle switches have been retained.

Key information

• Mileage: 79,258 (indicated)
• Country of registration: UK
• Technical inspection status: MOT until 27th of August 2027, with an advisory relating to noisy wheel bearings
• Technical specs: 1,098cc petrol engine and four-speed manual transmission
• Paperwork: Current and most recent MOT, services from April and August 2026, all refurbishment paperwork retained but no prior service history at purchase in 2025

The Detail

• Almond green paintwork and new ash wood trim
• Minor 1000 badges on wings and rear door
• Cowled headlights and external sun visor
• New tyres, braking system and suspension
• Engine and transmission serviced and inspected
• Replacement carpets and headlining
• Stored under a cover since refurbishment
• Front and rear seat belts fitted
• Original Morris plaques in resprayed engine bay
• Stainless steel exhaust system
• Passenger door rehung
• Side pillar resprayed to matching colour

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