StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: Morris

The Goose : 4-4wDM Built by Statfold in 2015 : wksno 9905 Statfold's home-built representation of the "galloping goose" / railcars that frequented many rural lines in America, these were usually adapted from road vehicles ... The Goose follows that tradition, being based on a Morris lorry chassis with a custom made body & roof-rack. The paint job, especially the cream stripe, reminds many people of American superhero comics. The Goose visited the 2017 Quirks & Curiosities Gala and worked back to back with the Ryam Sugar Company's No.1.

{C69} Morris 10/4 built 1937 RegNo DCD 933

Found in the car park at Gaydon. Liveried as "Holland County Fire Brigade" Austin FGK/Morris/Carmichael {rescue/salvage/RTA} tender regno CJL 999C, which gives a registration date of 1965 . further info found here www.fire-engine-photos.com/picture/number21180.asp

Found in the car park at Gaydon. Liveried as "Holland County Fire Brigade" Austin FGK/Morris/Carmichael {rescue/salvage/RTA} tender regno CJL 999C, which gives a registration date of 1965 . further info found here www.fire-engine-photos.com/picture/number21180.asp

[57] BTA 557 1935 Morris 4/10 Tourer . Lovely !

YPK 345H - Morris Minor 1000 [colloquially "Moggy Thou"] 1948 design by Alec Issigonis. 1.6 million built. production ended in1972. This example dates from 1969. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Minor Morris Minor from 1933 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Minor_(1928) Blue car is the 1902 Panhard et Levassor [see later images]

The radiator badge on a Morris Motors "Isis Six" - a six cylinder "tourer" produced between 1929 and 1931. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_Isis [note Morris re-used Isis as a model name several times, and probably references the River Isis, the name used for the River Thames as it flows through the City of Oxford].

22nd June 2014 = Seaham Harbour Day. Motor display included this Morris charabanc (owned by Stuart Ritchie)