1936 Morris Ten-Four Series II
SKU: LDM51
AVAILABILITY: Out of Stock
BODY TYPE: Saloon
MAKER: Morris
COLOR: Black
MEASURE: 105mm or 4 ¼ inch
SCALE: 1:43
YEAR: 1936
DECADE: 30
The Morris 10-4 Series 2 was introduced in 1935 to much critical acclaim. Described as being ‘a streamlined design, without being in any way extreme’ the new model entered a market place with plenty of competition. The car was noted for its roominess and performance was average with a top speed of 61 mph. At £183 the saloon was well priced and if added glamour was required the very attractive Coupe would set you back £215.
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