This comprehensive workshop service repair manual provides detailed instructions and diagrams for the Morris Minor MM Series II and 1000, covering a wide range of engine types, including the 918 cc 4 cylinder USHM2, 803 cc 4 cylinder APHM, 948 cc APJM or 9M, and 10MA, 10ME, and 10V engines. The manual covers all aspects of maintenance and repair, from general data and engine specifics to fuel system, ignition equipment, cooling system, clutch, gearbox, propeller shaft, rear axle, rear road springs, steering gear, front suspension, brake system, electrical equipment, tires, lubrication, service tools, body, heater, and special repairs. This manual is an invaluable resource for both professional mechanics and individuals who want to perform their own repairs, offering the same level of information used by authorized dealers and technicians.

The Morris Minor MM Series II and 1000, fondly nicknamed the "Moke," stands as a testament to British automotive ingenuity, offering a blend of practicality, affordability, and charm that captivated drivers for over two decades. Introduced in 1956 as a successor to the original Morris Minor, the Series II saw significant improvements, including a larger engine, updated styling with a wider grille and redesigned headlights, and enhanced interior comfort. The 1000 variant, launched in 1962, further boosted performance with a larger 948cc engine and gained a reputation for its lively driving experience. The Series II and 1000 were renowned for their compact size, making them ideal for navigating tight city streets and bustling suburban areas. The car's simple design and ease of maintenance contributed to its widespread popularity, attracting a diverse range of owners, from families to small businesses.

Despite its modest size, the Morris Minor MM Series II and 1000 offered surprisingly spacious interiors that could comfortably seat four adults. The car's simple yet effective design made it an absolute joy to drive, with responsive handling and a smooth ride. Its fuel economy was a major selling point, making it a cost-effective choice for commuters and families alike. The Morris Minor's popularity extended beyond its practical attributes, with its classic styling and charming character making it a true symbol of the post-war era. The car's lasting legacy is evident in its continued popularity among classic car enthusiasts, with dedicated clubs and communities actively preserving these beloved vehicles for future generations. With its enduring charm and practicality, the Morris Minor MM Series II and 1000 remains a cherished reminder of an era defined by simplicity, affordability, and a genuine love for the car.