Built by British Leyland Competition Department, Abington, UK, ‘GC2’ was one of a pair of Morris Marinas built for the 1972 Heatway Rally, along with a pair of Mini Clubmans.
Originally entered for Andrew Cowan and Jim Scott (the eventual winner in a Clubman), this car was driven in the event by Jim Richards, with Jim Carney as co-driver. After winning a special stage early in the event, and running second overall behind Andrew Cowan, suspension problems and a failing gearbox saw Jim Richards forced to retire in midfield.
rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
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rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Weekly Motor Fix: following the ownership history of this rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Bryan
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
Re: rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Wonder how much it is?
Is this the same one that was up for sale a few years back?
Is this the same one that was up for sale a few years back?
1974 Marina Tc Coupe - 1950CC
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
Re: rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Good to see that it's still about, I had a bundle of info come over during my time as Editor of Understeer which went in, but that was a long time ago.
The classic car movement needs Jeremy Clarkson like Jenson Button needs a towhitch and a Sprite Musketeer....
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Re: rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
In 2010, it sold for NZ$8,000 (about 4,000 quid), could be worth a bit more now.balmy wrote:Wonder how much it is?
Is this the same one that was up for sale a few years back?
Bryan
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
Auckland NZ
1972 Morris Marina 1750 TC Coupe "Ozzy"
Re: rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Yeah that's sounds right. I can remember speaking to you about the possibility of me importing it.locost_bryan wrote:In 2010, it sold for NZ$8,000 (about 4,000 quid), could be worth a bit more now.balmy wrote:Wonder how much it is?
Is this the same one that was up for sale a few years back?
1974 Marina Tc Coupe - 1950CC
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
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Re: rally-star Morris Marina 1.8 TC coupé
Are you hinting at that again...?balmy wrote:Yeah that's sounds right. I can remember speaking to you about the possibility of me importing it.locost_bryan wrote:In 2010, it sold for NZ$8,000 (about 4,000 quid), could be worth a bit more now.balmy wrote:Wonder how much it is?
Is this the same one that was up for sale a few years back?
'73 MG Marina Turbo Saloon - Back on the road with T16 turbo power
'72 TC Coupe' 'SLK' - 1950cc - Asleep - possible retirement project E.T.A 2049
'72 TC Coupe' 'SLK' - 1950cc - Asleep - possible retirement project E.T.A 2049