The last Morris Minor van was produced in 1972.
Production of the Morris Minor van continued into 1972, making it one of the longest-running variants of the popular vehicle. While other models ceased production earlier, the utilitarian van enjoyed an extended manufacturing period due to its enduring demand.
Morris Minor Production Timeline
To provide context for the Morris Minor van's production end, here's a brief overview of when different variants of the iconic car concluded their manufacturing:
| Morris Minor Variant | End of Production |
|---|---|
| Saloon | November 1970 |
| Traveller | April 1971 |
| Van | 1972 |
- The Morris Minor Saloon, the foundational model that launched the series, saw its final unit assembled around November 1970.
- Following the saloon, the popular Morris Minor Traveller, known for its distinctive external wooden frame, ceased production in April 1971. This occurred approximately five months after the last saloon model was built.
- The Morris Minor van, valued for its robust practicality and commercial utility, continued to be manufactured into 1972. Its extended production run highlights its role as a dependable workhorse, serving businesses and tradespeople well into the early 1970s and being one of the last Morris Minor variants to leave the production line.
This staggered cessation of production for various Morris Minor models showcases their individual market demand and functional relevance over time.
