Morris Minor Owners Club

Well done HarryM - i'm sure that was a good buy! And looking more closely at the Traveller that features at the start of this thread - it's no where near as good as my own Trav - and so I revise my judgment of it's value downwards to just over £1000 - maybe £1500 on a 'good' day - with a NEW MOT. C...

Good for you les.

Perhaps would-be buyers were put off by the various problems revealed in the owner's previous postings about this car: the severity of the woodwork decay; the brake backplate alignment; the lack of power; the bodged exhaust, and so on. I'd rather buy a car from someone who has thrown money at it th...

Cheers for that simmitc. I'm thankful for that.

Practical Classics do a price guide and condition 2 is £2750 so your would need to be in pretty good condition have an MOT and need minimal work so that it can be used right away. Cars do sell on this site and the other site http://mog.myfreeforum.org/index.php Retro rides is also a good site for b...

Well that's hardly true Ben in fact i would prefer if you just didn't comment on the matter.

So my Morris traveller didn't sell on ebay...many questions...37 watchers....still nothing....is £3000 o.n.o to high? Someone please advise me...i need to sell him because i just can't afford him!

Not too shabby matt ;)

Well it is the plate at the back where the cylinders attach to etc, sorry for no pictures my camera, phone etc have all decided to spite me.... To put it plainly all is not going well in the land or Morris... Also when the wheel is on and all tightened up it bind when you turn, you can turn it for a...

Hi, well i mean it's just if people think they might be able to help cos i'm kind of stuck really, Diss, Norfolk IP22 2LH

Hello there, I recently had my 1970 traveller MOT'd to find out some information on how much exactly i needed to do, however we have discovered that the rear near side brake is pretty much always on...i loosened up the brake etc but no change....i then had a look from the rear of the car only to fin...

haha people people people...are you serious? Why does everyone have to get so bloomin angry and argumentative....what is this... a youth club?

*tumble weed* :wink: I have been trying to stop my traveller exhaust from blowing so much...i believe i have fixed it....but i am getting some exhaust cloth asap to make sure for certain it's fixed :lol: . I have got a couple of bit's of welding that need attention for the MOT as well as two section...

I would like to change a few wheels around and get at the brakes and give them a once over...however my problem is...where do i jack my traveller from....there are 2, what appear to be, jacking points in the centre of the car on opposite sides....any help here would be appreciated!

Yes i see your point, thank you very much for your help

Thanks for the replies, managed to break the camera....i'll get some pictures up via the phone haha!

Well i know a few carpenters...i'll see what they say, if they can do anything about it >...< But it looks like wood hardener & filler is the way forward on this one!

Right well i shall get photos up asap...but my traveller has a few bits of rot....i'll be honest it is in dire need or replacement but being a 17 year old in college i'm not exactly 'loaded' does anyone know of anywhere or anyone who can 'replace' it cheaply...or free *If i were to be so lucky hahah...

South Lopham, Diss, Norfolk!

As winter draws nearer i am becoming more concious of driving my moggy on the roads when then could be the risk of ice and snow etc. So i have been trying to find some Morris Minor snow chaisn for my car as i feel they could be necessary, considering the lack of grip i got when i was driving on some...

Hi guys just been reading the whole topic thing with the ;young members logo's' i will get out my tablet and give it some thought asap becuase i would love to have some sort of logo as a young minor member.
Grant