The bullnose morris was assembled in a small factory on the outskirts of Oxford and recieved its name from the shape of the radiator. It used parts sourced from other manufacturers such as the 1-litre White and Poppe engine. Thanks largely to ruthless price cutting, and an extensive service network, the Bullnose Morris became a best seller and the foundation of the company.

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