Morris Minor Owners Club

@sleeper Thanks John!

@sevendin Thank you!

@sevendin I’ve just had my Traveller converted to unleaded in the same circumstances as you. What is the fuel stabiliser you use and how much do you put in? Thank you.

Monty-4 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 18, 2023 11:04 am I've used Craig a couple of times and whilst not the cheapest compared to budget services on Shiply etc., completely dependable and enthusiastic. Helped me and a friend push a VW T25 around too!

https://classiccartransportcb.co.uk

Thank you - I've contacted them for a quotation.

Hi, Can anyone recommend a trailering service as I need to get my car from Stansted, Essex to Ely, Cambridgeshire. Thanks for any help!

Excuse the Mrs in her youth. This is my Traveller in around 1882. I had just fitted green corduroy panel covers. You can see the original cover board. although it may be upside down. It was a piece of hardboard with a folded metal edge on one edge and a finger hole on the other.IMG s1983 mar Large....

Thanks everyone! My car doesn’t have the fillets so no board…although, as the wood was replaced some years ago, it may have had the fillets & board originally.

One of my Travellers from years ago had the cover fitted. It was a sturdy piece of fibreboard with a folded over metal edge; nothing like the flimsy bits of cardboard type material sold these days. Every Traveller that I have driven and all the timber kits that I have ever seen have included the li...

I don't believe any Traveller had an original aperture board. I can't see one on the Parts List and if you look at images of Travellers with the rear doors open, very few have the aperture covered and those that do are not a consistent material used.traveller.JPG How interesting! Thanks for the pho...

My 1959 Traveller doesn't have a spare wheel aperture board, but my partner's 1968 Traveller does have one. Is my board just missing or did the earlier Travellers not have one at all? Thanks for any advice on this.

ManyMinors wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 5:25 pm I agree that 28psi should be fine but here is the info from the original BMC handbook.tyre pressures.JPG

Thank you…that’s really helpful.

KeithL wrote: ↑Sat Aug 12, 2023 2:41 pm We also run a 1959 Traveller on 145/80 R14 76T radial tyres. I'm not sure it quite answers your question but for what it's worth we run 28psi all round.

I hope I am replying to you Keith…not sure how this works yet, but thank you!

Hi, I have a 1959 Traveller with radial tyres fitted. They are 145 R14 76S. Any ideas on what the tyre pressure should be? Thank you!