"THE WRCC VAN" Looking for a new home!!! 

Wish I had the money. Love those old Moggies.

I drove to Scotland in one of these vans in 1978 to work in a ship yard, I found this van to be reliable I believe it was the same year as this van, I have owned several Morris minors including a pick up which was the second to last one made, I believe it was a 1972 a blue one, a reliable classic, I have just noticed that this is not an original engine

i like all old British made vehicles 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🚚🚚

The van looks like new, fabulous looking thing, if I could afford it the first thing I would do is do away with those led interior lights, and if it doesn't sound like a genuine Moggy then change that exhaust system so that it does, the Moggy has a most distinctive exhaust note that can't be mistaken for anything else, if that has been lost in the upgrades then it's not a true Moggy !

Hell 30k my old man would spin. When I was a kid we had 2 of these. Unfortunatley todays prices it's out of my price range but it would put moden cars to shame.

Weren’t Sierra RS Cosworths £20 000 new and capable of 150 mph?

Dad had one mint PICKFORDS morris van sold for £2650 lol sad it went

Has this one gone? and if not, would you be able to change the livery so it has my website and socials on it?

I grew up in Guiseley West Riding. All my school desks and tables and everything were BRANDED WRCC (with a hot branding iron).... All the stolen stuff I bought at auction too... I owned Moggies and A40s (3) and A35s and 2 Austin Devons 1947 and 1951... All the British motorbikes. All crap ! I own a Toyota Camry now and I have NO sense of nostalgia at all !

N.B. A Mazda MX 5 engine would have made a better match in my opinion.

bonito veiculo os antigos eram melhores e mais bonitos que os atuais os atuais nao sao nada atrativos e nao tem qualidade nem conforto