Morris Minor Owners Club

Yes please, but alternatively as Mike suggests. Will pm address if you think sending is better for you.

As previously mentioned, I put mine with the plate underneath, my jack fits nicely between the 4 nuts (which locate the jack head firmly) but I'm quite happy to accept that it should be the other way round.

Yes, opposite to the way I put them!!

Yes, don't you remember the recent debate here, about what way up it went?

Glad to hear it! Some folk don't!

Ok, go on, someone throw in some latin. Lets get it over with!

No, It's the lower suspension arm inner bushes! Or eye bolt bushes.

Tip---use them more often!

I ASKED THE SAME QUESTION A WHILE BACK AND NO RESPONSES

That's only 'cause I had already asked it!!

Lets not kid ourselves, scrappage scheme aside, new cars have come a long way and are comfortable, reliable, economical, nice panel gaps and all the rest, not many would say a minor is better, just more of a diy car. I've spent a lot of time on my moggy, and I've not got a new car btw, I just accept...

Do these cars have to be crushed to comply with the scheme or can they be broken and sold for spares at some stage?, I would have thought they would need to disappear completely.

Thanks for replies, I'll check things out.

Anyone here been buying tyres lately? I want/wanted some 155/14 firestones but it seems they no longer exist, I want to match up if poss, so I'd like to know of a similar tread pattern, any clues please?

I may be stating the obvious, but the spindle has a keyway. Btw these sip welders are great! Speak as you find!!

Yes the memory draws a small current to maintain the pre-tuned stations, well that's my understanding of it! I've always thought that it was too small to drain the battery, but maybe over a period of time. Perhaps the electrical types will have a view on this.

If I leave mine any length of time the battery goes flat, but if I disconnect for that period and then try to start, it's ok. I put it down to the memory on the radio. It's a bit of a hassle every time, but you can buy isolator switches that fit on the battery. It sounds like you use yours every day...

----or a liquorice gear stick.

Mike you're becoming neurotic.

If they are, they've gone downhill!

Someone on the lcv site has an o/s chassis leg for sale, it appears to be few feet long.