Gateway Classic Cars of Detroit is proud to present this
exceptional 1959 Morris Minor. This vehicle was pulled from a barn
and went through a thorough transformation into the Mocha Pearl
beauty you see here today. the body was restored as close to
factory as possible, with a few obvious upgrades. A 350 cubic inch
Chevrolet V8 is tucked neatly between the fenders and spins up a
B&M 350 transmission putting power to a 9" Ford rear axle
housing a 4.11 posi-traction gearset. While this straight-axle
Morris looks like it belongs at the racetrack, it was built to be
driven on the street. A set of mufflers sit under the car with turn
down tips helping reduce the sound of the healthy powerplant. This
Minor has all the looks, sounds, and most importantly the feel of a
vintage gasser without the compromises of losing streetability. the
underside of the car is just as clean as the top, having been
painted and had great care taken to keep it as clean as when the
build was completed in the spring of 2021. The individual throttle
body injection creates a unique sound, not often heard. Don't let
this quick coupe get away!
Vehicle Details
1959 Morris Minor
Listing ID:CC-1582309
Price:$76,000
Location:O'Fallon, Illinois
Year:1959
Make:Morris
Model:Minor
Exterior Color:Mocha Pearl
Interior Color:Mocha Pearl
Transmission:Automatic
Odometer:249
Stock Number:DET1937
VIN:GCCDET1937
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