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1938 Morris 10 – Road-Legal Pre-War Saloon

1938 Morris 10 finished in black with a tidy red interior. A solid, usable example of a pre-war British saloon that has clearly been kept for driving rather than just display.

The car starts easily and runs well, the engine pulls cleanly and the 4 speed gearbox selects and operates as it should. It drives comfortably at sensible speeds. Steering, brakes, and suspension all operate in keeping with the car’s age, making it straightforward to drive for anyone familiar with classic vehicles. Handbrake even works well!

Externally, the black paint presents as tidy, though by no means immaculate, with a consistent, honest finish. Brightwork and trim are in good order for a car of this era, giving it a neat, period-correct appearance without being over-restored. Purests will note the chrome grill, but it came to us with this, and we like it. Panel fit and overall stance are tidy and correct.

Inside, the red interior is clean and very presentable, offering good contrast to the exterior. Seats are comfortable and supportive, and the cabin layout is simple and functional, with good visibility and an easy driving position. Screen opens for that "natural air-conditioning"! Everything is as you’d expect from a practical pre-war saloon—nothing complicated, nothing unnecessary.

Road legal and ready to be enjoyed, this Morris 10 would suit someone looking for a dependable, straightforward classic. Ideal for weekend use, local shows, vintage runs, or relaxed touring, it’s a sensible entry into pre-war motoring that rewards regular use rather than sitting idle.

Only selling as relocating.