Morris Minor Owners Club

Many of mine are on the list. Still...I've had a good life...
Not that the Tories would care, I was there through the Thatcher era and will never forgive them. Not that the rest are much better.

ampwhu wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 04, 2019 9:57 am

Boss 429 mustangs were only built in 1969 and 1970.

if that's a 1967 car, its not a real 429.

Well spotted, a schoolboy error. The 67 has a different front end as well

Old Speckled Hen also do a decent gluten-free beer, which is a rare thing indeed! Just been told I have Coeliacs - so cruel for a real ale fan, especially one with a taste for stouts and porters. Home brew may be a good solution. For now I'll just risk the odd cheeky normal beer.

Once managed to drive a Mk1 Cavalier 2 miles home on three cylinders - the unusual bit was that No 3 piston and rod had exited the block! It got scrapped!.

One got home with a rubber band replacing a snapped throttle return spring.

2 door post-63 model on a garage ramp in Minnesota on today's Fast'n'Loud on DMAX behind a '67 429 Boss Mustang

Bet you could plait fog!

Lightly modified '59 in Whitby Larpool area last week

irmscher wrote: ↑

Sat May 18, 2019 5:09 pm

There are still lots of cars requesting your email and it says Germany in the listing

That's probably the most prolific offender, reported to ebay dozens of times. Police should go after him as I have no doubt its linked to organised crime. He often lists cars owned by WRCC

If you right-click on the dodgy email and choose 'examine' you can usually see the senders real email address. What you do with this is up to you!

Talked to the owner, it was actually a more 'oily rag' car close up, very honest and original. There were a number of Minors in attendance on Sunday plus loads of other very nice cars. A good day out.

My local old car specialist retired a couple of years back. Always used to enjoy going there as you never knew what would be there at the time. Used to be loads of MGs, occasional Astons and Jags and much other interesting oldies along with the moderns. He was also very reasonably priced

Very tidy '52 MM series in Northallerton at lunchtime today, MRW registration. Not one I've seen around these parts before. Possibly in town for this Sundays classic car show in the High Street

Get you home kit - pliers, screwdriver, a length of wire and gaffer tape

1937 Alvis 4.3 Sports?

Probably very nice but the brand name has unpleasant connotations.

They do the Michelin X - I had 7 years and 50000 off a set. They weren't over £100 back then though.

I used to love coffee but now it messes with my meds. Strictly tea.

A shorter tailpipe farts less. I once fitted a full new system and the tailpipe projected past the bumper. To prevent damage from reversing I had the angle grinder out and lobbed a good 6 inches off, definite difference.

Cadillac (esp. 1959)

Ooooh...Daily Mail... Best use for that is to stop minor oil leaks from marking the floor. OK perhaps a kneejerk reaction....but once the technology is there I am sure the next step is control and monitoring. Look at the burgeoning forests of cash... I mean speed cameras. I don't condone excessive s...