This Morris Minor Traveller is a characterful and practical classic British wagon, which is reported to benefit from an extensive restoration. Under the bonnet now sits a naturally aspirated 1,275cc 16-valve Cross Flow inline-four, which delivers around 89kW to the rear wheels via a retrofitted five-speed manual transmission. This example is understood to be an original Australian-market model, which is offered for sale on behalf of the current owner. The odometer indicates 7,170 miles, though this is not warranted. Build year: 1960 This Minor Traveller is finished in an appealing shade of blue with a maple wood rear frame, over a grey leatherette and cloth-trimmed interior, featuring a body-coloured dashboard, blue carpets, and chrome trim highlights. It rides on an aftermarket set of 14-inch Minilite-style alloy wheels fitted with Maxxis MA-P1 tyres. Equipment includes a top-tinted windscreen, push-out front quarter light windows, a Smiths speedometer, an analogue clock, a heater, and a lower dashboard storage shelf. This example has been enhanced with a wood-rimmed steering wheel, LED front driving lights, a Clarion CD stereo, an Autotechnica rev-counter, a Smiths oil and water temperature gauge, an aluminium radiator, Pipercross foam air filters, a Specialist Components Delta 400 ECU, aftermarket headers, a custom exhaust system, an oil catch can with breather, and aftermarket cam gears. The car comes with two keys, a set of four original steel wheels with tyres, the original engine parts, the invoices for the engine rebuild, the NSW registration documents, and two owner’s workshop manuals. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: a full respray and an interior retrim are reported to have been carried out as part of the restoration. There are now signs of minor wear and tear. The car’s last roadworthiness test was conducted on 26 September 2025 at an indicated 7,170 miles, which resulted in a clean pass. This Minor Traveller’s most recent maintenance was carried out in September 2023 at an indicated 7,112 km by Superior Automotive Services, which consisted of the engine being stripped, rebuilt and upgraded, including, but not limited to, the cylinder block being machined to suit the twin-cam cylinder head, a 16-valve cross-flow cylinder head fitted, the head port matched and gas flowed, Omega flat-top pistons fitted, ARP head studs, a new crank and con rods fitted, a new oil pump, all new cylinder head gaskets and bolts, an upgraded alternator fitted, the computer management system fitted, new fuel system plumbing fitted, a new fuel pump and fuel rail, a new custom exhaust system fitted, new mounts and pipes fabricated to suit the new engine, and electro thermo fans fitted to the alloy radiator. Further maintenance carried out during this rebuild includes the right-hand rear axle seal being replaced, the differential oil being changed, the rear brakes being adjusted, the heater tap relocated, air being bled out of the cooling system, the engine being run in on the dyno, the computer software being tuned, and a clutch service and repair. Please note: a full breakdown of all work carried out and parts fitted during this rebuild can be seen in the photo gallery. This Morris Minor Traveller is an endearing and tastefully enhanced classic British wagon, which benefits from a recent engine rebuild and upgrade. Presented with an appealing colour scheme, iconic ‘woody’ styling, and now boasting a 1,275cc cross-flow 16-valve engine coupled to a five-speed manual gearbox, it would make a charming companion for weekend cruising and classic car show visits alike.