1952 Morris Minor Convertible | London

A 1952 Morris Minor Convertible, the open Tourer version of Britain's small post-war family car. The Minor is known and liked for its friendly, rounded shape, and the folding soft top adds an easy touring manner. It is often called the Moggie. This car is Beige with a Maroon interior, a soft, warm pairing that sits well against period settings. The split-screen windscreen, rounded wings and chrome brightwork give plenty of detail for close shots, and the car is in excellent condition. It seats four. Under the bonnet is a 1098cc engine, larger than the 803cc unit the Series II Minor had in 1952. Period film and television, fashion and editorial shoots and photography suit its compact, rounded body and open top, which keep people clearly in frame against 1950s settings. Advertising and music video work can build a palette around the Beige and Maroon. It also makes a charming wedding or anniversary car. The car is based in London.