Join Us
Why Join?
The Bullnose Morris Club was formed in 1952 and now has about 700 Members worldwide. Membership is open to all who are interested in Morris cars and commercial vehicles manufactured between 1913 and 1933, including owners of such vehicles, intending owners and enthusiastic non-owners.
The facilities offered by the Club are as follows:-
Bi-monthly magazine:
Containing news of forthcoming events, rally reports, technical articles, Members letters, sales and wanted advertisements for cars and parts.
Free publications:
- Bibliography of known publications
- Index to Technical, Historical, Vehicle and Personal Information, Period Photographs and Advertisements.
- Membership list.
- Early Morris Cars, booklet listing all known surviving Bullnose and Flatnose models
Events:
The Club normally organises three rallies per year, in Spring, Summer and Autumn. These are usually two day (weekend) touring events in different parts of the Country, based at hotels. Occasional Tours abroad are also organised.
Club publications:
The Club produces a range of literature to assist with servicing and maintenance, which includes reprints of original service sheets and parts lists, also works of historical interest, etc.
Spare parts:
The Club can supply most consumable parts such as gaskets, valves & springs, hoses, king pins, bearings, dynamotor chains and various bolts, studs, nuts and washers.
Vehicle Registrar:
The Club holds the original Morris production records for the period 1913 to 1933 and has extensive information on file relating to surviving Bullnose and Flatnose Morris vehicles.
The Bullnose Morris Club has been selected by the DVLA as the authority for matters concerning the dating and authentication of Morris vehicles 1913 – 1931.
Club Regalia:
The Club supplies a range of items including sweaters, ties and socks with the Club Logo, also car badges and lapel badges.
Trimming materials:
Carpet and leathercloth has been specially produced for the Club, which is an accurate reproduction of that originally used.
Area Meetings:
Local meetings are held at venues around the UK, these mostly take place monthly in the form of lunchtime and/or evening pub meets, with some one-day rallies and visits to places of interest being organised by local members.
The Membership year runs from 1st January and further details can be found by clicking on the following link to the application form.