Oxford Diecast 76JM006

Morris J2 Paralanian - 1:76 Scale

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Prototype Eras
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
Era 6 (1967 to 1972) British Rail Blue (Pre-TOPS)

Manufacturer description

The J2 range was announced in June 1956 with a wheelbase of 7ft 6 ins and rated at 15 cwt. The van cost £554 and the 12 seater minibus £625, if you wanted heaters it would cost you £11 extra. The cab had two front panel designs to provide the Morris J2 and Austin 152 version which was a policy adopted by BMC. The van could be specified with either sliding or hinged cab doors, single or sliding rear doors. By 1965 the Morris front panel was dropped and the Austin front panel was adopted for both versions. The name Paralanian derived from the road in which the coachbuilders were based - Parry Lane, Bradford and it was the first modern compact coach built motor home and many came with these two tone finishes.

 

Catalogue listing

Brand
Oxford Diecast
Manufacturer
Oxford
Product Code
76JM006
RRP
£8.45

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Oxford Diecast Morris J2 Paralanian – 1:76 scale model. Manufacturer part number 76JM006 represents a British Railways late‑crest vehicle.

The model depicts a Morris J2 launched on 6 June 1956. The original van had a wheelbase of 7 ft 6 in and a payload rating of 15 cwt. At launch the van was priced at £554 and the 12‑seater minibus at £625; fitted heaters added £11.

Two front‑panel designs were offered to differentiate the Morris J2 from the Austin 152, a policy used by BMC. Buyers could specify either sliding or hinged cab doors and single or sliding rear doors. From 1965 the Morris front panel was discontinued and the Austin front panel was used on both versions.

The name “Paralanian” derives from Parry Lane in Bradford, where the coachbuilders were based. It was the first modern compact coach‑built motorhome, often finished in two‑tone colour schemes.

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