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forum_emoticons.html	[quote=dsl,78656]Nice account of the [url=https://www.classicandsportscar.com/features/why-morris-minor-million-lilac?utm_source=bulletins&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CLAS+Enews+Bulletin+(10.03.2021)&utm_term=StoryHeadingLink3&utm_id=59027&sfmc_id=0034K00000B444pQAB]Morris Minor Million[/url] - 350 2-doors made in distinctive lilac pink with ‘white gold’ ivory leather trim (including 30 LHD), December 1960, about 70 known survivors today. Apparently Britain's first ever limited edition. [url=https://imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=1236166]We've got one[/url], so let's find some more - especially a LHD, wherever they ended up - seems they were supplied individually to overseas Morris dealerships as promotional cars, rather than any batches for public sale. Article defines the practice of ‘Management by Agreeable Luncheon’ - I knew it happened, but never realised it had a recognised title.[/quote]
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Nice account of the Morris Minor Million - 350 2-doors made in distinctive lilac pink with ‘white gold’ ivory leather trim (including 30 LHD), December 1960, about 70 known survivors today. Apparently Britain's first ever limited edition. We've got one, so let's find some more - especially a LHD, wherever they ended up - seems they were supplied individually to overseas Morris dealerships as promotional cars, rather than any batches for public sale.

Article defines the practice of ‘Management by Agreeable Luncheon’ - I knew it happened, but never realised it had a recognised title.