Morris Commercial vehicles gained a significant share of the light commercial market by the early 1960s. In doing so, they became an integral part of the British automotive landscape, with several of them forming a major part of the GPO fleet.
This website is dedicated to these vehicles, and their BMC & LDV descendants.
Malvern Show Report 2017 Checking the Three Counties Showground website’s 2017 events calendar, revealed that the “Lorry Show” (as they described it), previously scheduled for 4th March, was listed as cancelled. It may be that Kelsey Publishing Ltd. had decided to incorporate provision for classic commercial vehicles into another show. Their website described this … Continue reading
The Morris Commercial Club needs a new Website Manager. This work will involve :- Updating the Club’s Events calendar; monitoring the website links, and keeping them updated; adding Members’ contributions to the appropriate site section; liaising with other Committee members regarding website finances, Membership applications and subscription payment enquiries. The successful … Continue reading
The Club organised its usual stand at this NEC annual event, which has become a major fixture in the Classic vehicle event calendar. The four vehicles displayed on our stand were – 1962 FFK 100 Tractor unit, fitted with an unusual Tasker coupling; 1929 R-Type; 1941 CS8 (with compressor); and a recently and … Continue reading
This year’s AGM will be held on Sunday 30th April. Venue: British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warks.
