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John Kuvakas
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For those who did not catch this on facebook.

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Just terrific! I've always been a big fan of the "3-box"  car design, so naturally I love these little guys.  Looks like Brooklin is taking a serious "do-it-right"  approach...and it shows! Thanks for posting this John.

These make for interesting little gassers  too. 😎 

Morris Minor Gasser 1956

   
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Thanks ever so much, John, for posting that video of the Morris Minor. My guess is that they were able to modify the original master to accommodate the larger one piece curved windshield, larger rear window both with bright metal surrounds as well as modified grille area and provision for small parking lights.

Somewhere, and I don’t remember where or from whom I learned that Lansdowne put a special effort into the accuracy of the ‘52 Morris Minor and it showed. Now this revision has taken a step to an even higher level of accuracy. I look forward to the Lilac model celebrating the 1 millionth Morris Minor and I too hope that Lansdowne will in due time add other colors to their offering of this car.  This is good new from Brooklin.

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John, how can I get my name on the list for this Morris Minor Lilac 1 Millionthth model? I do not want to miss this one.

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@david-knight, I suggest you email Simon.

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Posted by: @chris

Just terrific! I've always been a big fan of the "3-box"  car design, so naturally I love these little guys.  Looks like Brooklin is taking a serious "do-it-right"  approach...and it shows! Thanks for posting this John.

These make for interesting little gassers  too. 😎 

Morris Minor Gasser 1956

Here just one of my two, no hot rod this one, but still going strong at 194,000 miles with its numbers matching 37 HP engine.  Three box design and four doors.

Front lawn 5 16 #2
Front lawn #3 5 16

And this one's been in the family for 63 years, also with 194,000 miles.

4 30 21 #5

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Wow! How great is this!  Based on your personal history regarding these two,  this proves, once again, that love conquers all! Thanks for sharing. 😎 😎 


   
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Posted by: @david-knight

Somewhere, and I don’t remember where or from whom I learned that Lansdowne put a special effort into the accuracy of the ‘52 Morris Minor and it showed. Now this revision has taken a step to an even higher level of accuracy. I look forward to the Lilac model celebrating the 1 millionth Morris Minor and I too hope that Lansdowne will in due time add other colors to their offering of this car.  This is good new from Brooklin.

Hi David

John Roberts did the special effort to provide the accuracy required.

Chris

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Nottinghamshire England UK


   
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Mike DeTorrice
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What a great look at this one ! Certainly an iconic British automobile and done beautifully here.


   
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