The 1954 Morris Cowley was a four-cylinder midsize car produced from 1954 to 1959. It was essentially a budget version of the Morris Oxford Series III with less chrome, no heater, fixed front quarter lights and a simplified dashboard.

Plant Oxford located in Cowley, southeast Oxford, England, is a BMW car assembly facility where Mini cars are built. The plant forms the Mini production triangle along with Plant Hams Hall where engines are manufactured and Plant Swindon where …

The Morris Cowley was a series of cars unveiled in 1915. The first variant introduced was the Cowley Bullnose, which was followed by the Cowley Flatnose. These cars were powered by a range of inline four engines, and available in a variety of open and closed body styles.

This flourished throughout the 1920’s with the popular Morris Cowley and Oxford models, and by 1925 the factory was producing over 1000 cars a week, developing into one of the world’s leading car manufacturers.

The 'Cowley' name next appeared on the 'Morris Cowley MCV' range of light vans and trucks based on the Morris Oxford Series MO. From 1954, the Series II and III Morris Oxford cars were available with a 1200cc B-series engine (1498cc from 1956) and less trim and equiment. The 'Cowley' name was lost forever when the Farina Morris Oxfords were ...

The 1954 Morris Cowley was a four-cylinder midsize car produced from 1954 to 1959. It was essentially a budget version of the Morris Oxford with less chrome, no heater, fixed front quarter lights and a simplified dashboard.

By 1925 Morris were British market leaders taking over from Ford’s Model T with their Cowley and Oxford models, selling 54,000 cars in that year. Mass production of the famous ‘bullnose’ models enabled Morris to lower costs to his customers.

With its 11.9hp engine, the Cowley was the most affordable car in the Morris range. Its low price was down to sharing its chassis with the more powerful 13.9hp Morris Oxford, but the similarities ended there. The Cowley could weigh up to 794 kg depending on the type of …

morris cowley (1927-30) 2-seater, 4-seater tourer, coupé, saloon, folding head saloon, Commercial Traveller's saloon. The 'Flatnose' Cowley, so called in contrast to the 'Bullnose' which it replaced.

morris cowley (1931) 2-seater, 4-seater tourer, coupé, saloon, folding-head saloon, Commercial Traveller's Saloon. The last year of the famous Flatnose, as introduced for 1927 and utilizing the Hotchkiss-type 11.9hp engine of the preceding Bullnose in a …