Morris Eight 1935 - Saloon

1935 Morris 8 Saloon - 934cc - 42,600 Miles - Photographic Rebuild History Here's a lovely example of pre-war British motoring at its most charming a 1935 Morris 8 Saloon, finished in the kind of period styling that never stops turning heads at classic shows. First introduced in 1935, the Morris 8 was a car designed to bring affordable, reliable motoring to the masses. Built at Cowley under the watchful eye of Lord Nuffield himself, it became a familiar sight on British roads through the late 1930s. The 8 was Morris's answer to the Austin Seven but came with a more refined engine this one sporting the original 934cc four-cylinder offering smooth and dependable performance for the era. What we've got here is a beautifully presented car, clearly cherished throughout its 89 years, now showing just 42,600 miles. Crucially, this example benefits from a comprehensive photographic rebuild, documenting its careful restoration step by step. it's the kind of car that tells its own story the minute you open the door. Slide into the driver's seat and it's like stepping into a different era: big thin-rimmed steering wheel, Bakelite switches, leather bench seats all exactly how it should be. These cars are incredibly engaging to drive, with a real mechanical feel and a surprising amount of charm at low speeds. Whether you're looking to relive childhood memories, show something genuinely unique at local classic meets, or just fancy something a little different from the usual MGB and Morris Minor crowd this Morris 8 fits the bill. It's ideal for someone who wants a no-nonsense classic that draws conversation without being a handful to own. Tax and MOT exempt, of course, and running sweetly. Cars like this aren't about speed they're about stories, community, and preserving something special. Open to Part Exchange, Boat, Classic, Bike, Bring a folding chair, a flask, and some period picnic gear you'll be smiling every Sunday. One of our Directors collection so well loved and in great company.