Bryan & Alison Fletcher's ex Army Traveller (40FJ50) before  restoration

It was a BAOR vehicle operated by one of the Transport and Movement Regiments of the Royal Corps of Transport. These were used by the various Mobile Civilian Groups (in this case 431 Mobile Civilian Labour Group). Much routine transportation is carried out by indigenous civilians of the Civilian Works Groups. These workers play an important role in the peacetime running of BAOR. It has been stored for 16 years in its original state, never having been registered for civilian use in this country! Note the Union Jack and Army number chalked on the bonnet.

(59RN25) 

(John Oliveira)

owned by G&D Cambridge

(17RN20)

before he embarked on restoration

at RAF Cosford

Owned Since 9th December 1980 and used daily until 2008 

where it was taken off the road for a full restoration which was completed in April 2009.

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A vehicle park at the RAOC's 

disposal facility at Ruddington, where Morris Minors were

(Battle of Britain Prints International Ltd)

The same scene today

The site has been redeveloped as a 

conservation and leisure amenity

(Gerry Cambridge)