Morris Minor 1000 1959 by Richardphotos
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I stopped a store that has excellent bakery products and by chance I seen this Minor. I am assuming it is a 1959 since it is on the tag. among other things, my new phone quit taking pictures, but after I allowed it to update, it working again
Comments (10)
MagikUnicorn 11:57PM | Fri, 21 January 2022
Nice POV
CoolDimension 12:35AM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Great image! And a wonderful juxtaposition next to a golf cart. Great composition!
starship64 1:24AM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Cool car!
Koala44 5:02AM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Splendid shot
miwi 6:16AM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Excallent capture!!!!!!!!!!
contedesfees 2:26PM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Oh what a masterpiece! I've never heard of this model. It's outstanding, isn't it?
Darkglass 3:18PM | Sat, 22 January 2022
Such a cool car the Morris 1000, will go forever..!!...nice colour to...top capture and find...!!
Elcet 7:57AM | Sun, 23 January 2022
Very well designed little car, which was followed by the Austin Mini of Sir Alec Issigonis (1959) and by the current BMW Mini (since beginnig of the nineties, still produced). Don't know if the BMW Mini is well known in the US, but it's extremely well sold here. Unfortunately the Morris Minor has become very rare now. Morris also bult a very beautiful mini woody car, have you seen some? They are highly collected today. On the left of your pict there is a king of tuk-tuk, worth to be seen also.
RodS 1:45PM | Sun, 23 January 2022
Neat shot of this well-kept little car, Richard.
anahata.c 2:05AM | Wed, 02 February 2022
beautiful subtle tones on this and the next shot (of this car's back) This is a silver with purple undertones, a tad of brown, and a little gray...You caught a lot of the dirt too (it's human!). I also like the division of the shot into lit areas and shadowed areas (left/right). What a find---I can't imagine just running into one of these. It's a real beauty.