Named after the Oxfordshire village of 'Nuffield' by William Morris of Morris Motors. The first Nuffield tractors where produced in 1948 by the Agricultural Diversion of Bristish Morris Motors. The initial designer, Dr Merit from David Brown, built the first Nuffield Universal tractor which was loosely desinged around the David Brown 50D. The Universal was launched at the Smithfield Show in December 1948. Popular models included the M3, M4, P4, Universal and the 10 series. Tractor production continued in the former Wolseley factory in Birmingham until 1969 when the tractors were renamed as Leyland Tractors, after the amalgamation in 1968, and the familiar poppy red livery was changed to a new two-tone blue Leyland corporate colour scheme. If you are looking for models not listed here you can find all Nuffield tractor parts here.