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        Marina & Ital Club Ecosse

                      Scotland & North England's No 1 for Marina and Ital's

 

 

 


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Why a Marina?

Although these vehicles may not be everybody's cup of tea, our members take pride in their Morris Marina's & Ital's by preserving, showing, restoring and maintaining their cars. These vehicles are now very scarce and, quite rightly, attract a lot of attention. Given that over 1 Million Morris Marina's were registered when new it is not surprising that so many people have nostalgic memories of the fabulous Morris Marina.

 

Welcome

Welcome to the website for  Morris Marina, Morris Ital and derivatives in Scotland & North of England. This club was formed in January 2006 and is totally independent from any other Morris Marina club in the country and continues to grow every other week. Our aim is to increase our membership even further and hope to save more of these increasingly rare vehicles in the process if at all possible and not beyond an  economical state of repair and get the Morris Marina & Morris Ital back onto our roads.

 

 

The Famous GENERAL LEE

The flagship of the club is the famous General Lee, a simple 1.3 Morris Marina Coupe which was formerly known to 'Practical Classics' readers as "Generally". This car was an attraction at the Birmingham N.E.C. in 2002, in the 6 years since it has been owned by the club, has proved to be a popular exhibit on our club stand.

 

 

 

Want to know more?

We are always keen to increase our membership so if you want to join no matter the condition of your Morris Marina, Morris Ital, or a kit car car whether it be in A1 condition or be a restoration it doesn't matter, you may not even have a car at the moment. Just drop us a line on our contact page to the appropriate person in your area and we will be more than happy to help with any enquiry you may have, also if you know of any Morris Marina's Or Morris Ital's for sale or needing a restoration please let us know as there is always someone out there looking for a 70's icon which is the Morris