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alleramilitaria · #1 12-01-10, 03:35

ok another question who is in the morris silver club (2 morrises)
im one of them

and is anyone stupid enough to have 3 morriese or is it morrisoi....

and if you see more than 3 morrises together is it a gaggle, herd, bunch, etc...?

cliff · #2 12-01-10, 05:41

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Originally Posted by alleramilitaria

and if you see more than 3 morrises together is it a gaggle, herd, bunch, etc...?

No it is called STUPIDITY!

jaap de wit · #3 12-01-10, 07:58

Hanno that second picture you placed is the MCC body that is on my truck I think. it looks very much the same as mine.
this is interesting to see the body ad the previuse owner.
My body is a MCC wireless No 1, MK 3 .
O and keith I won't thurn my C15 into a morris

I know you look like this

now but no way, sorry

if anyone has more info about these body's I like to know.
cheers jaap

Hanno Spoelstra · #4 12-01-10, 10:45

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Originally Posted by jaap de wit

Hanno that second picture you placed is the MCC body that is on my truck I think. it looks very much the same as mine. this is interesting to see the body ad the previuse owner.

Hallo Jaap,

Yes, the first picture is the actual ad for your truck's body which triggered Dirk, and the second picture is the body shortly after it arrived at Dirk's.

There is at least one more of these bodies in Holland, albeit an early warning body on a "proper" Morris-Commercial C4:

HTH,
Hanno

Mike K · #5 13-01-10, 01:47

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Originally Posted by cliff

No it is called STUPIDITY!

I have U in my sights Cliff

Yes Hanno..Geocities demanded a payment to keep the former free sites on line

cliff · #6 13-01-10, 02:08

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Originally Posted by Mike Kelly

I have U in my sights Cliff

To be truthful Mike I accually like the uniqueness of the typical WW2 and pre war English built military trucks whether they be Morris, Leyland or Fordson or any of the other makes. They are a reminder of just how 'behind the times' the English automobile industry really was plus judging by a lot of the post war vehicles they produced they also did not learn anything at all during the war about vehicle design either.

Keith Brooker · #7 09-02-11, 17:15

Just my luck, spent 14 years looking for photos of a 1944 Morris C8 GS in Army use [think i found about 3]

then as soon as i sold the Morris, these came up for sale, so had to buy them [20 photos in all inc some Bedfords]. British Army in Korea in 1951. REME unit. in the last photo there are Bedfords Morris & a Humber box. Original Photos from my collection.

Mike K · #8 11-02-11, 03:15

Reading the MCC production chart from Adderley Park: they were still making the 4X2 C4 models right into 1944/45 , but only in small numbers , less than 200 . Also listed are three Terrapins.

I think the tillies were made at Cowley, at another branch of NUFFIELD ??

MIKE