Description

The Morris Oxford was a wonderful thing in its day and today stands as a delightful slice of pre war motoring nostalgia with its iconic 'bullnose' front radiator and grille setup. This 1924 tourer is a lovely presentation of the breed with some great and rare period options fitted like winding windows and the 'smokers companion' package - featuring a set of pipes and ash tray mounted to the dash. Having spent the bulk of its lifetime - potentially from new - on the Isle of Man it now resides in mainland UK, and now fully registered with V5 is looking for a new loving home.

Cosmetically its quite a smart thing, the paint and body look generally well with a few marks and blemishes commensurate with a now 102 year old vehicle. Overall though we feel it is a lovely looking car and a real head turner inside and out.

Mechanically the car seems quite well, we have taken it for a short test drive around our farm and it performed well; starting, running, driving and stopping as you would expect an over century old piece of machinery to do so.