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Morris Minor - A Collector's Guide

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Author: Guy Saddlestone, ISBN: 9781899870172, hardback, 128 pages.

In tracing the Minors history, Saddlestone describes in detail the many variants of saloons, convertibles, Traveller estate cars, light vans and pickups. Valuable information is provided to aid in model identification, as well as maintenance and restoration procedures.

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