The 1934 Cowley Six, announced on 28 August 1933, replaced the Morris Major with the same 1938 cubic centimeter six cylinder side valve engine and a new lower chassis. Like all Morris cars it now had a synchromesh four speed gearbox, dipping headlights, hydraulic shock absorbers, hydraulic brakes and direction indicators. From late 1934 the four cylinder car was badged the Morris Twelve Four. The matching smaller six was the 12 horsepower 1378 cubic centimeter Morris Ten Six.
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Source Wikipedia: Morris CowleyLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
produced by Morris from 1915 to 1958
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WikipediaMorris Cowley (1931 to 1935)
From late 1934 this car was badged Morris Twelve Four.
Year: Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935)
From late 1934 this car was badged Morris Twelve Four.
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produced by Morris from 1915 to 1958
Morris Cowley (1931 to 1935), passage 2
synchromesh four-speed gearbox, dipping headlights, hydraulic
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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