Morris Minor Owners Club

I put a piece of about 1" thick heavy black foam rubber all under the rear seat of mine - made a big difference. Went all over the UK in him - fine on motorway and everywhere else.

I ran my traveller on 155 Toyo's for several years and they were excellent - until I put 145 Bridgestones on. By far the best for a moggie I think

Really? Thats a bit daft! So whats the point of being able to click on how many months worth you want to look at then??

Nope. Definitely not working properly. When you click on the 'display posts from' button it doesn't matter how long you select, it still only displays the same few that appear when you first go onto that bit of the forum - so something isn't right.

Thanks for the 'how to'. That's odd because there were two - one above the other - first with no pictures because I hadn't worked out how to do that and the second post when I did put pictures on. How strange.....

Anyway, no one on here replied at all and it's sold now anyway so...

My advert seems to have dropped off! Does it only display items posted in the previous few days or something? How does one look back beyond what is shown? There doesn't seem to be an option to look at previous pages....

Absolutely cannot fault anything from Distributor Doctor - but my Accuspark caps have been no trouble at all.

Interesting.... I've had Accuspark on two vehicles for several years with zero issues so.....

Distilled H2O is not a good idea - it will react over time with aluminium especially at elevated temperatures and between different metals. Distilled water is not as 'neutral' as one might think - it's not pH7.0, it's usually slightly acidic. Acids and aluminium react - hydrogen is released and the ...

Richard at Minorparts of Oxford has some very nice quality ones.....

Accuspark have worked well in both my Traveller and Series Land-Rover

Well - the magazine arrived the other day and there was a letter in it from someone who had spotted a Traveller at a DeVere hotel. I sold Monty last spring in order to buy a pre war minor and found out that he had been sold to a '...chain of hotels..' I e-miled deVere HQ and they told me he is at th...

My Traveller ran beautifully and very reliably with an Accuspark 45D. As does my Series 111 Land-rover. Very simple to fit and forget...apart from the usual lubrication etc.

Thats exactly what I did on my traveller when I put new bearings in - had to take a few thou off the spacers.

Riley Elf WNX 227H. Persian Blue with a white roof. Wipers were seized because it had never been out in the rain! Still rusty though...

Great little car - it got squashed by an artic at a roundabout when my dad was driving it....

I'd suspect some sort of short circuit if it just pops the fuse like that. Maybe a wire has chafed through the insulation and is shorting to earth?

Is it moss or algae? If it's moss you could try drying it out really well with the judicious use of a hot air gun / hair drier and then just brushing it out. If algae then you could try a proprietary algae remover. If it's kept in the dry then it won't grow things...

I had Toyo's on my traveller and they were very good (155's). However, I've just had a set of Bridgestone 145's on my convertible and I think they are better. Lots of people say they're the best for a moggie...

I definitely would. Makes a noticeable difference and well worth the money

Osmo oil without a doubt! I scraped all the old stuff off Monty with a Skarsten scraper (no need to sand afterwards usually) and then applied two coats of Osmo oil. The clear UV protectant variety. The wood looked fantastic afterwards and water simply beads up on it. The oil allows the wood to breat...