Morris Minor 4 door 1964 restoration project, how do I go about selling it?
I have a partially restored Morris Minor that my father can no longer complete. I have everything needed to complete the work although the interior is in poor condition. The shell and all panels have been bare metal painted in yellow. The underside has been under sealed. The wheels have been reconditioned. All the chrome work is pretty poor condition. I have put many new parts into the project. I need to sell the car and everything needed to rebuild it. I live in Kent. I really hope that my lovely little car will find someone to give it new life!
Asked on 28 July 2026 by Suzanne McQueen
Answered by
David Ross
If you are looking to sell a vehicle as a project then it is important to advertise it in a place where enthusiasts and people interested in taking on a project rather than a finished car will look. An obvious place to start is Morris Minor owners clubs and forums, many of which can be found online. You can also look at online auction websites such as eBay, and even look at classic car auction houses, although typically in the case of the latter the vehicle needs to be transported to the auction site in order for it to be entered for sale. When creating a listing it is important to take as many images of the vehicle and associated parts, and document thoroughly the work carried out, what is yet to be completed and list the parts included, as well as what parts will still be needed if possible.
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