Morris Has Company

The fleet expands — ever so reasonably.

Morris has always maintained an abundance of charm. A proper conspiracy, however, requires accomplices. Cheeky Car Co is expanding its rather unnecessary — but undeniably handsome fleet — with two magnificent American land yachts and a fire engine.

1975 Cadillac Coupe deVille in Dunbarten Green with a group of women on a brick street

“DeVille”

1975 Coupe deVille dressed in rare Dunbarten Green. At 19 ft. this proper American land yacht is one of the longest Cadillacs ever built — with an interior that makes subtle elegance seem rather beside the point.

1977 Cadillac Eldorado in Damson Plum Firemist parked at dusk in front of a pizzeria

“Eldo”

1977 Eldorado in Damson Plum Firemist with a white leather interior. Low, lavish, and gloriously excessive. Cadillac apparently felt that ordinary luxury simply wasn't trying hard enough.

Vintage red Chevrolet fire engine retired and parked on an asphalt lot beside a Morris

“Hoser”

1980 fire engine with Michigan roots, now retired from emergencies and enjoying a more frivolous existence. Bring Hoser home to Ohio!

These old souls bring character, and a certain theatrical quality to photographs, parties, celebrations, and occasions that require a proper entrance. Not merely props — they are part of the moment — adding personality, creating memorable photographs, and becoming a story to talk about long after the event is over.

Morris provides the charm.

The Cadillacs celebrate extravagance.

Hoser carries the water.

The fleet, it seems, is now complete — for the moment.