Morris Minor Owners Club

You'll have to try--to know if it was worth it! It's a start surely?

Ask the police if you can store it somewhere while you make enquiries to find the owners.I'm suprised it's still there and not stripped after a couple of years, especially untaxed.

There is something rusted away here, The base of the rear bump stop? Hope your axle is savageable, but they are prone to rust through by the locating bracket, even on road going vehicles. The casings are approximately 1/8'' thick around that area so any rust pitting getting on for that depth could ...

Deep man!---we're talking Marianas trench here.

That short ones a locating plate. Instead of the pressed steel and rubber that the saloons use.

In a word yes. In fact if you do a series of tack like welds that actually join each other before they stop glowing you can make good progress, and less likely to blow holes, and the weld has more of an arc welding appearance, ie flatter, (especially if you 'push' the wire into the weld momentarily)...

but the nuts go on top of the towers !!!!!!

----but not many people know that!

how often will you use it paying hunderedas of £,, for one does not make any sence

Have you seen this man's nightmare? I think he will use it more that often!!

But the van has room for the seat back to use where as the pick up with the fixed cab back/bulkhead is totally restricted! That's true, I have fitted them in my van, but in this case would that present a problem, as the aim is to be closer to the peddles? Of course it may be too close. I'll pretend...

Early days, but it looks like the wheel arch in the picture is saveable, and as the repro ones are of a slightly different profile it's worth considering (you can buy the floors without the arch). Mind you the difference is not great so you may feel buying the complete floor sides is the way to go. ...

the arm was found this week,and a leg

It might fit this thread, but I'm going to resist this one!

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Hope these come out.

I'll try, they may appear full size though, not quite got a handle on resizing yet.

Looks like you have plenty of options regarding cab floor pics, but I can offer a few, if all else fails.

I rather feel that I have missed a trick here....

I think a lot of us have, Dan. I assumed that if anything was remotely suspect it was taken care of by our moderators.

Yes, I suppose it would tend to make the heavy side stop at the bottom, although being near the centre of the revolving wheel, I imagine that the imbalance is small, but as I hinted earlier, it's annoying and shouldn't be like it. There are places that balance wheels on the hubs which presumably tak...

Good luck with the truck, I wonder how much of the original will remain! Will be interesting to see. Looks like you have a friendly garage to hand already!

It's the mixture that does it!