The Morris Commercial J4 is a 10 cwt (0.5 ton) forward-control van (driver's controls in front of front wheels) launched by Morris Commercial in 1960 and produced with two facelifts until 1974. The van was marketed first as both the Morris J4 and the Austin J4.

The Morris Commercial J4 was a 10 cwt (0.5 ton) forward control van (driver's cab on top of the engine) launched by the Morris Commercial subsidiary of the British Motor Corporation (BMC) in 1960 and produced with two facelifts until 1974, available with the familiar B series petrol engine in 1622cc form and also, at extra cost, with a 1500 cc ...

Austin J4 Morris Camper Van Day 1961 Bay Split Project Spares or Repair Sale price: £ 1,710.00 make an offer Seller's notes: Been in Storage for Many Many Years prior to my Ownership.Requires work for MOT.

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Sep 14, 2024 · The Morris J4 is a classic van that captures the essence of 1960s motoring charm, and this particular example is a delightful sight to behold. It boasts a wonderful patina that speaks to its rich history and life well-lived.

This gallery of BMC/Austin/ Morris "J" and "J4 " vans include some of ex-Royal Mail preserved ones, and privately owned ones used for many businesses around then that found these to be most suitable for their needs.

From 1961 until 1974, the Morris and Austin-Morris J4 was the archetypical Post Office 150cu.ft mailvan and, apart from 250 Bedford CASPO 150cf. mailvans bought in 1964/5, the J4/JO4 was the only van of this size bought by the GPO and Post Office as a mailvan.

The Morris J4 range, which came with a variety of body styles including van, drop side pickup, steel bodied pickup, camper, and a host of other specially-built conversions designed and constructed by outside coachbuilders, is rarely seen on our roads now.

Morris introduced the J4 (and Austin J4) as a forward control van based on Morris Oxford mechanics in 1960. It was available as a 10/12cwt vehicle. From 1968 it was badged as 'BMC J4' and then later 'Austin-Morris'.

MORRIS j4. The Morris J4 was the successor to the highly successful Morris J-type. Launched in 1960, the J4 continued the principles that enabled its older sibling to be a world-wide hit; characterful styling, an ergonomic design and a generous choice of body styles and colours.