A revised Cowley with a lower body and a new 11.9 horsepower engine behind a sloping radiator, still of 1548 cubic centimeters, was announced on 28 August 1933 together with a four speed Twin Top synchromesh gearbox, a shorter and stronger cruciform chassis and leather upholstery. Closed cars were given a sun visor, and bumpers front and rear and a luggage grid were additional equipment. The six cylinder Cowley was announced the same day.
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produced by Morris from 1915 to 1958
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A revised ("transformed" said the advertising) lower body with a new 11.9 hp engine behind a new, sloping, radiator and still of the same 1548 cc was announced 28 August 1933
Year: Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935)
A revised ("transformed" said the advertising) lower body with a new 11.9 hp engine behind a new, sloping, radiator and still of the same 1548 cc was announced 28 August 1933
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produced by Morris from 1915 to 1958
Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935), passage 2
Closed cars were given a sun visor.
Body style, sedan: Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935)
Cowley was announced on 29 August 1931.
Body style, coupe: Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935)
A sports coupé body was added to the range.
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