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| About the Club |
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 10 August 1973 The Club was founded with John Loveridge, Rohan Westmore, Peter Fountain, Ian Gliddon, John & Frank Fryirs, John Turner, Noel Smith, Fred Sharpe, Ted Summers and Max Sproule in attendance. This was the first Morris Register outside of England. Correspondence to the Bullnose Morris Club and UK Morris Register seeking affiliation began in 1970 between several men interested in Morris vehicles. Our first Club meeting was held in August 1973 with eleven members present to form the Morris Register Club of Australia (NSW branch). A committee was elected and began to organise the Club's activities. The first event was held in February 1974 and was attended by five members with two Morrises and a Wolseley. Read more |
| Announcement - Morris Register of New South Wales Forum |
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 The Morris Register of New South Wales would like to inform you that we now have an online forum for all Morris Register of New South Wales Member's and people from all over the world. To all if you wish to use the forum you will have to register on the forum before making posts. Please use the forum maturely and no bad or abusive language, defamatory, negative or libellous remarks or comments. Keep it clean folks! When posting on the forum please use the appropriate section and category, so that readers can easily find and reply to posts. Morris Register Forum |
| 1930 Morris Minor |
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 Creating at its introduction more interest than any small car in the last decade not only in this country but throughout the worldthe Morris Minor, over a period of twelve months, has justified the confidence with which an eager public has waited for it, With a petrol consumption of fifty miles to the gallon when cruising, a maximum speed of more than fifty miles an hour and a higWyefficient overhead valve engine, it has brought motoring to many households who previously considered a car out of their reach.
Considered as a runabout for town use, or as the holiday touring vehicle of a small family, the lvforris Minor meets cars of many times its price with an equal performance. In a short space of time it has spread across the world and won its spurs in countries the world over. Read more |
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Morris Register of New South Wales Inc Website is intended to provide general information and literature on Morris Vehicles and does not purport to make any recommendations or to provide exhaustive guidance on any matter. You must make and rely on your own independent enquiries as to the suitability and application of the information contained in this site to your own individual circumstances and regularly review and assess your own position. |
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NRMA Motoring & Servicing Building, George Street, North Strathfield at 8.00pm
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