Morris Minor Owners Club

Sorry for the delay in replying, but I have had not access to the internet for a few days. Thank you for your suggestion it looks like that may be my only option.

Thank you for that. I have looked at it but it does not show what code the key is and the lock I have is made for a key that has teeth cut on both sides and not just the one.

I was just wondering if anyone knows what type of keys were used for the Tudor fuel locking caps as the one on the car did not come with a key. The lock has the number 459 on the key barrel but nothing else.

True, but anything is better than the nothing that I have at the moment.

Thank you for the replies. Maybe he was a member of the local MMOC worth trying :) I had not thought of that, I will certainly give it a go. If you contact the DVLA (in writing) they will provide you with a complete breakdown of for owners, when the registration was changed (including what her origi...

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I have found to get round the file being too large, I just copy and paste the picture into publisher and then right click and select 'save picture as' and after doing so I select the button that is above the box where you type in the picture name, which says 'change' and set the resolution as (web) ...

For info, there is no longer the ability to upload images here directly from your pc Well that is strange as that is what I being doing with all the pictures I have posted on this new site. I just click on attachments then click on add files which takes me into my computer files and then I select m...

You can get the identification plates from most Minor retailers and then all you need to do in stamp in the numbers yourself.
here is a link to one such supplier:
http://www.morrisminorspares.com/search ... tion-plate

Looking for "place inline" nope.... save draft preview submit add files filename ( the file is there ) delete file file comment 151Kbb and a yellow warning triangle Stat us ?? Still perplexed John I have just tried this and the place in line button appears for me however for the status se...

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Recently aquired this 1956 sage green series 2, 2 door saloon. In amoungst the old MOT's and other bits was a sheet of A4 paper giving a bit of the cars history, it says that the car is known as Rosie and that the first owner abandoned the car in a garage and that at the point the information was wr...

I do not think you need to log in each time. I have not even had to login, I was signed in already when I clicked onto the messageboard.

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samuria wrote: in what shape or form will the club recognise roy's contributions???

I believe for a start it would be fitting if a new rank was created for prolific posters that honours what a great and knowledgeable forum poster he was. Thank you for all the advice and help, rest in peace.

This is an extremely long shot but worth a try never the less. I am trying to trace the history of a 1953 series two cheesegrater four door. It no longer has its original number and the only piece of paper found in the car is a receipt from WYKO bearings Lye. The receipt is dated for the 05.05.1982 ...

If it is the badges either side of the bonnet,as circled in the picture, then it is as you think "morris minor" for a series 2 vehicle.[frame][/frame]

Mark Wilson wrote:I always respect a man who's not afraid to use a lump hammer - or "micro-adjuster", as I've taken to calling mine

My Grandad refers to it it as a Birmingham screwdriver.

When I went to DVLA for information on my 1956 minor I was able to go back to when the car was first registered.

Here is the link for MOT history it only goes back to 2005 and all you need is the registration number and the vehicle make. https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk/?_ga=1.52539371.25275801.1463411906 As for the heritage certificate it all depends on how interested you are in the cars history and/or or...