Oxford Diecast Morris J2 Paralanian 1963 Sage Green/Pale Ivory 1:76

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In real life, the Morris J2 15cwt small forward control commercial van was launched by BMC in 1956 and alongside its ‘twin’ the Austin J2, continued in production until 1967, representing BMC’s first unitary-construction vans. Prices started at £554 in 1956, with a mini bus version slightly more expensive. Oxford tooling on the J2 has provided for the Paralanian modification which also has an interesting real-life back story. The Paralanian was a luxury caravan built by Bradford based Central Garage who manufactured the motor caravan between 1956 and 1965 using new Morris, Austin and Commer ch

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