1923 Morris Cowley Bullnose

A short trip around the charming town of Goedereede, Netherlands
1548cc 4 cylinder
27bhp
800kg
55mph
Thanks to Morris Laarman for allowing access to her lovely car and Laurens Klein for arranging the filming and taking us out for a spin.
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[@Tawroset]

I was just reading a novel where a man in 1924 Ireland bought a Morris Bullnose. I googled to get a look at one. It's a beauty!😍

[@Windansea]

Love the camera perspective from below the undercarriage, thank you

[@GasoliniASMR]

Thanks. Glad you liked it

[@foowashere]

What a lovely tour and car; really cheers me up in the autumn gloom. Thanks for making and sharing!

[@paullloyd4813]

Thank you for a wonderful video of a lovely car. I searched 'Bullnose Morris' as I'm reading 'Trouble in Nuala' by Harriet Steel. In the book, Police Inspector de Silva drives a blue Morris Cowley in 1930s Ceylon (modern Sri Lanka).

[@GasoliniASMR]

Thanks. Hope you enjoy the book!

[@Ecosse57]

thanks for the scenic drive!

[@GasoliniASMR]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@thedreadtyger]

fine auto. lovely town. thanks!

[@GasoliniASMR]

Cheers!

[@timcolledge6813]

When did Morris first fit fwb to the bull nose? This looks like a very sound example! 👍👍

[@GasoliniASMR]

I believe front brakes were an option from the 1920s. Not sure if these ones were fitted later or are original.

[@tooleyheadbang4239]

@@GasoliniASMR Front wheel brakes were an option on the Cowley for 1925, and standard on the Oxford for that year, unless you specifically ordered it without.
The '26 Oxford came with them whether you liked it or not.
The car in the video doesn't have them, which is original.

[@familycurious3813]

Saw someone driving one of these through Great Malvern earlier. Spectacular vehicle.

[@GasoliniASMR]

I imagine it fitted in well with the scenery there.

[@familycurious3813]

@@GasoliniASMR Really did. A few Morgans around, too, made just down the road.