Stolen today, 10 May 2007
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Stolen today, 10 May 2007
From Witton-le-Wear, Co Durham: 1967 Morris 1000 convertible in British Racing Green, NAP 486F. Will add photos soon. Please help!
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Sorry to hear that
Alex Holden - http://www.alexholden.net/
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Here are some more details:
Chassis No. M/ATS1195978
Engine No. 10MA.U.H276325
I'm still working on photos
Most distinctive feature (after it has been resprayed and had new plates) is probably the beige hood. It's rather wobbly after all these years, and doesn't tuck in very well. Above the driver's door the metal frame has worn through the vinyl - it would need patching/replacing soon.
Chromework is pitted, and the hubcaps (painted cream) are a bit corroded. There is a chip (now rusting) on the bottom corner of the passenger door. Otherwise it's in good condition.
Essex/East Anglia members might remember it as Philip Fernyhough's car which was shown at rallies quite a bit in the early 90s. I inherited it from my dad when he passed away in 1997. This car is so connected for me, emotionally, with my dad - losing it is like losing him all over again.
Chassis No. M/ATS1195978
Engine No. 10MA.U.H276325
I'm still working on photos
Most distinctive feature (after it has been resprayed and had new plates) is probably the beige hood. It's rather wobbly after all these years, and doesn't tuck in very well. Above the driver's door the metal frame has worn through the vinyl - it would need patching/replacing soon.
Chromework is pitted, and the hubcaps (painted cream) are a bit corroded. There is a chip (now rusting) on the bottom corner of the passenger door. Otherwise it's in good condition.
Essex/East Anglia members might remember it as Philip Fernyhough's car which was shown at rallies quite a bit in the early 90s. I inherited it from my dad when he passed away in 1997. This car is so connected for me, emotionally, with my dad - losing it is like losing him all over again.