1958 MORRIS LIGHT VAN J-TYPE | MATHEWSONS CLASSIC CARS | 4TH & 5TH FEBRUARY 2022
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- 1958 MORRIS LIGHT VAN J-TYPE | MATHEWSONS CLASSIC CARS | 4TH & 5TH FEBRUARY 2022
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There is a modern iteration of the J type van... fully electric.
I've always liked these vans... not just iconic, but cheerful.
They had loads of these around when I was a nipper, I was always fond of them. Vans and cars seemed to have distinctive character in those days. You could get them all in Dinky and Matchbox models too.
I love the style shape ....like old buses
Used to drive the early version with side valve engine ,used it for parts collection for the garage where I worked in the 60s.
What was the gearbox like ?
My uncle said the Commer van gear change, was like a spoon in a custard bowl.
i like all old British vehicles 👌👌🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
My first job was as a delivery driver for Budgens, using this make of van. Caught me out every time if i put my right arm out to signal, the door would slide shut. I dont remember the indicators working!
In 1964 I had a Saturday job delivering bread and cakes from one of thes3 vans.
Good old van .I drove one in the early 60s. Solid old van.
Kool and the Gang in the background showing their appreciation for the J-type
What a fantastic looking van just the bee's knees
In 1971 I bought one just like that from the Post office. It cost me ten pounds.
Had one of these as a school van in the late 60's with wooden seats down the side.
This is the proper van it was a good work horse just can't beat it 👌💯👍
In Coventry, they used those as ice-cream vans.
Saw a custom one at Goodwood Revival, my favourite van .
Would love to work with you guys what a job working with all them beautiful cars vans trucks and bikes of yesteryear 👍
I remember picking one up from Orpington workshop in early 1967 and brought it back to Gravesend. I had only had my licence for a couple of weeks. The steering was diabolical. We nicknamed it Waltzing Matilda.
Oh Lordy. Dat am a beautiful van.
So many of these charming vehicles must have been recycled, into Ford Transits and Volkswagen type twos, and the like. I am put in mind of the words of Joni Mitchel, who didn't wake up to their declining numbers until it was almost too late. Only when the last of them in North America had to be disguised as a Checker Taxi, was she moved to write:
"Don't Z-types always seem to go before you realize they are not Taxis?"
the electric ones are not conversions, they are new production vehicles...morris garages
shame its not owned By GPO Widnes mail would get round quicker as the vans used here are hopeless always breaking down
I tried to buy one at auction in the 1960's I only had £20, it went for £22.
Yep, i bought a very clean runner Ford Consul for £20 from a car dealer in Bristol. Those were the days.
1000 times the price now.
Earlier models had Morris side valve engine,3 speed box. Later models had ohv Austin engines and I think 4 speed box after BMC amalgamation.
Very nice van
Muy linda
Very nice
I remember reading about the resurrection of Morris Commercial Van's a couple of years ago. These J type vans were being remade at a new factory in Worcester with the same shape but updated using carbon fibre and electric power with a 200mile range.
Just goggle them, they have a website if you are interested in more details.
the new ones look great, unfortunately they have a 60 grand price tag, that cant compete with peugot e-vans at 40 grand they do look great though ua-cam.com/video/FL-CFcSciIU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=GuyMartinProper
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I expect it's high price is down to being such new technology, and the scale of production. However, over time both will change and they will hopefully be more affordable. Have you heard that Austin are also back ? But not with a van, an electric sports car, the Austin Arrow, made in Essex.
Give it to a postie round here and it would have all four corners knocked of it in a week !
My Dad bought one from the post office it had a side valve engine I think the engine in this one not original like the mudguards but the van excelent
later ones had that ohv engine,would have to find out year of change but by 1958 they had been in production 10 years,having said that, it was the jb that was ohv.
The "Rebel Machine".
Yes money buys anything
I had one but it wasn't going, it was a side valve engine and the phenolic timing cog stripped, took ages to find it.
2022 and people still using an old washing machine door for filming.
Does anyone know why Sarah left ?
I suspect a controversial question that the family and more importantly the Production company won't want to visit. Sarah has her own YT channel now and also appears on some others such as Cortina City recently.. I miss her on the TV series..
Ahh she was good Sarah, a natural'sexy and game for a laugh,not like the crap whats on TV now, here's just 1/ Claudia Winkleman absolutely abysmal a 60 going on 12 absolutely atrocious, then bloody Rylan, etc then all the usual shit Bradley Walsh and how they now get all the family on the payroll,
The sliding doors make it EASIER to get in and out of you whacker!
Absolutely brilliant adorable TV program, everyone is a natural person, no stupid f*** like the bloody.Our Gormless bubbly 60 year old media type coming on 12__ planted in our dull boring TV nowadays, but I love seeing Sara she's real, she's a proper female who knows her job,,her place and working in a male environment, and also she's funny,she's game for a laugh,
Sarah left last year. The new series is dull as ditch water without her.
@@dawhandle I know and really whatever program she's been offered it will not work,this series only worked because of chemical balance a glimpse of everyone's life a personal character there,quirks differences, a one minute sequence of words,funny looks, goading and a mickey take, once you take them out and give longer sequence own show it doesn't work, she was only known for working in the office a backchat,mickey take and not taking life seriously, but offer of money maybe was to hard to turn down,
@@terencebarrett2897 All true.
There was one of these and an LD van and a J2 on an old allotment nearby up till a few years ago.Shame they was so rotted they had almost returned to the ground.Whole place got bulldozed in the end.
Meck a.cracking,,, ice cream.van,,,