911842132. what is this gem from?

thewomble1, Jul 11, 9:58pm
An old pomme car.
clip1, Jul 11, 10:06pm
yz490, Jul 11, 10:06pm
http://www.prewarcar.com/postwarclassic/classifieds/ad169572.html
Sorry, hate to be the spoiler--i'll delete if you want? did a few k's , sorry miles chasing one of those in my vanguard, both with bikes on trailers heading to mx [scrambles], no power with brakes to match lol but never got into trouble. Was it morris oxfords the indians were making then put discs on the front & [think] a toyota motor--stopped so quick then that all the older ones kept running into the back of them. I'm sure i read that somewhere.
clip1, Jul 11, 10:12pm
yz490, Jul 11, 10:18pm
damn it, i wasn't first up lol.
lookoutas, Jul 12, 7:10am
My old man had one of those back in the sixtys. Shit it could corner!
Compared to my Mk I anyway.
tub4, Jul 13, 1:24pm
Love how much information is available in "Motoring", someone wants a simple answer to something and heres a bunch of mostly good buggers trying to help
luxy, Jul 13, 5:45pm
Having a clock, I would suggest Triumph Renown
ema1, Feb 11, 8:20pm
1954-1956 Series 2 Morris Oxford, definitely snoops.
My folks had one back in 1956 to 1963.
I had one of the later 1958 series 3 Oxfords in 1966-69 and the clock was moved from the speedo to being central mounted spot between the 2 big instruments.
Series 2 Oxford.
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/post-war/30829d1216540674-my-lady-love-black-1955-landmaster-landmaster-dash-2.jpg Series 3 Oxford. http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/attachments/international-automotive-scene/971662d1345224944-how-british-car-industry-lost-out-morris-oxford-series-3-4.jpg

Good comfy old plodders they both were.