Morris Minor Owners Club

It needs some welding done to it anyway because there is a big rusty hole, I think cause partially by a battery short/leak, so I might as well just cover both holes in one go.

I'll measure it up tonight and cut a bit of steel for it at college tomorrow.

Also, would it be worth covering that hole since it's useless?

Brilliant, thanks for clearing all that up. I will try to get a picture of the holes in the front panel because I really can't explain them. simmitc, I had other questions to ask but I can't remember them, hopefully it will come to me tomorrow when I'm working on the car but essentially I was exagge...

Hello everyone I have lots of questions regarding quite a few different aspects of a 1957 Traveller, hence why I have put this topic into the "Other" section, rather than creating another 10 topics in other places. Anyway I would really appreciate it if someone could help me with a few thi...

Thanks bmcecosse, that cleared a few things up for me, I don't think I will be mounting it to the lathe mind. As MarkyB says that sounds very "exciting" a bit too exciting for me.

Thanks for the advice guys, I'll just leave it for now. As I said before it wasn't urgent, just wanted to have a go really but I don't want to balls it up.

I should be able to do it in one pass but as Trickydicky says I will need a rather large tool, I just hoped someone may have done it themselves and had a tool handy. I may just have to rig one up myself using a cutting tool from a lathe, much like this one but large enough to pass over the whole hea...

Because I'm doing it at college, hence why I have the milling machine and not the tool. They have a grinder but the stroke length is not enough to do in one pass and I'm not too keen on going over twice.

This is a long shot but, are there any millers on here in North East England who happen to have a fly cutter I could borrow to skim an A-series cylinder head?

My girlfriend fell in love with that bicycle in front of the landy, as well as every brown or cream 2 door saloon she saw

Almost finished a National Certificate in general engineering. Hopefully doing a degree in mechanical/manufacturing engineering next year, if i get my finger out and do some bloody work

Unfortunately we have gone ahead with this. There is nothing left but the panels we put in and a couple of bits from the bulkhead and dash. Everything else was rotten through, in all honesty I'm surprised it was still standing when we got it after seeing how rused it all was. We have bought a new on...

Minis, comics and retro video games. Yes I do realise I am a collosal nerd haha

We are going to take them out and keep them for a furture project.

I think its beyond anyone to repair it to be honest especially once we take off the bits we have put on to use as donor parts, the only things that will be left are the bulkhead and the roof, everything else is just past it. Believe me if it could be saved i would save it.

Sorry its been so long yet again but unfortunately it has been decided that Barry is too far gone for a restoration. There is just nothing structural left :( as much as I hate that there will be one less Moggy on the road there was nothing we could do about it, he was too far gone. He will now becom...

Not of that part of the seat but I havent done the base so I will get some pictures of that ASAP

Thanks The only thing i can think that it could be is paint because its not sticky like oil would be.

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