Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Morris Oxford VI
Launched in 1961 was a restyling of the Oxford V.
As a BMC (the 1952 merger of Austin and Morris)the car had its twin, the Austin A60 Cambridge. Both having been designed by Pininfarina, like the beuatiful A40 Farina.
Apparently, the long tailfins (although smaller in the VI series than in the V) were a typical desing feature of those models ¶ 8:39 AM
Launched in 1961 was a restyling of the Oxford V.
As a BMC (the 1952 merger of Austin and Morris)the car had its twin, the Austin A60 Cambridge. Both having been designed by Pininfarina, like the beuatiful A40 Farina.
Apparently, the long tailfins (although smaller in the VI series than in the V) were a typical desing feature of those models ¶ 8:39 AM
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its funny when i was a kid these things were every where
winston churchill owned two of them
i swore i would never own one??
strange really as i now own a morris oxford series 5 the lovely farina model with the large fins and tail lights
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winston churchill owned two of them
i swore i would never own one??
strange really as i now own a morris oxford series 5 the lovely farina model with the large fins and tail lights
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