Morris Minor Owners Club

But no one will - not at the price that the vendor is likely to expect to get for it. Probably the same reason that the second owner never used it either. The whole appeal of such uniquely low-mileage vehicles is the absence of miles and their 'preserved in aspic' condition, turning them into curios...

Would one of these work using the standard sump plug? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204274248293?hash=item2f8fb1aa65:g:t4IAAOSwv6BjzbZv&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAA4BKjgBazd1imeJqJTh0JfIb8enzxrrY4S2DZ8uO%2BqWlK42rw%2FMjic%2FdizWciuDl9%2B0gSv%2FwTDu%2FJlFLdwZTJqyIE97kSiz1fSk2Uwy5HZoP1v98v4NMOmcWn84nNN1qt4M...

Yep- give that man a coconut!

Mmm, doesn't look big enough to be a Humber to me; I was thinking Standard 10 too Taupe but the rear window treatment doesn't quite accord with that car, nor indeed does the rear wing:-

You should find this helpful:-

https://classicsworld.co.uk/guides/morr ... ers-guide/

Starting handle?

nwxh wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 11:37 am Unfortunately can be pain to push covers back on.

Don't push 'em, hold in position hooked under three of the bumps with one hand and give 'em a firm slap where the fourth bump is with the other. Works every time.

Whether you opt for E5 or E10 it's probably not a bad idea to include a drop of this as well:-

https://www.frost.co.uk/ethomix-corrosi ... rotection/

Did you check these? (Nothing to do with me and no idea if they're still available but thought it worth a mention.)

viewtopic.php?t=76210

Have you tried heating it up?

Mmm, yes, and on re-examination, it does rather look as if one of the gas bottles might also be missing its warning label. That being the case, the local Health and Safety official might want a word with them.

Ah, yes, that's the problem with logic - it's very difficult to argue against.

Does that still apply if you don't own a dog Phil?

MorrisJohn wrote: ↑Fri Apr 28, 2023 11:19 pm Smacks of spam/bot etc.

Alexa, Siri...Emma?

Also, adding the names of a couple of aged parents (or similar) with blemish-free driving records as included drivers often eases the pain somewhat.

A recent post about the subject on another site that I also frequent. It's certainly thought-provoking; see what you think:- "Hope some of you may find this useful. My XKR's hood was in a gruesome state after I had to leave the car outside all winter. Green and black mould stains -- the works. ...

geoberni wrote: ↑Tue Apr 25, 2023 10:08 am
A great many are fitted upside down, often by professional, classic car specialist garages.

This video may shed a bit more light on why that happens:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seUiFtVX7uY

myoldjalopy wrote: ↑Sun Apr 23, 2023 2:02 pm Crap in the fuel tank?

Well, if he did, it's not surprising that it keeps cutting out!