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NGY 953 J/R27411, registered 1st September 1955, its had a re-paint since I last saw it.

Now if your off to Brazil for a spring break to get away from the cold and damp, pop into a bookshop and buy this.

RARÍSSIMO CATALOGO DE PEÇAS DO MORRIS JB (EDIÇÃO DE 08/1957)
CATALOGO ORIGINAL (ESTA NUMA PASTA NÃO ORIGINAL)
ORIGINAL MORRIS - (NÃO TRABALHO COM CÓPIAS)
ESTA EM PERFEITO ESTADO E EM INGLÊS
POSSUI A DESCRIÇÃO E ILUSTRAÇÃO DE TODAS AS PEÇAS DO VEICULO REFERENCIADO COM OS CODIGOS ORIGINAIS MORRIS DA ÉPOCA
ESCLAREÇO TODAS DUVIDAS
POSSUO DIVERSOS ITENS RELACIONADOS A LITERATURA DE CARROS ANTIGOS EM MEU E-SHOP DÊ UMA VISITADA, É SÓ CLICAR NO LINK ABAIXO:
Located
SAO PAULO.

Price is very good, R$ 750.00

I wonder how much the postage would be? I also wonder if there is a JB van located nearby?

Fancy lending a hand?

One or two old vehicle nuts are thinking about helping out the owner of the famous London knife grinders van.
Its been off the road for the last 12-14 years, due to a blown side valve engine.
How did it happen?, I understand the van was stolen and thrashed and when it died at the side of the road the louts vandalised it a bit.
Dragged home, there it has sat.
Some glass needs replacing and as I say the engine needs sorting out, a spare is supplied.
What is needed are some willing volunteers to get the van running and an offer of transport to the 65th J van bash in Birmingham can then be taken up.
It would be nice to see it, maybe the museum could give it an under cover home?

A nice mid 1955 Morris Commercial. Thanks to M.C. for the pictures taken today.

J type sliding doors on e-bay.

Morris j type front cab doors in good condition for there age require a bit of work but nothing to major these kind of items are rare and extremely hard to come across so grab a bargain whilst you can
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morris-J-type-van-front-doors-/151018097390?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item2329614aee

Well worth buying I would say, item located Cheshire.

J Pick-up truck.

Pictured below, a J pick-up truck in a vehicle museum in New Norfolk, west of Hobart.

Many thanks to Des for the pictures, don't forget mate to e-mail me the chassis number, that way we will know if this is a known vehicle.