Morris Minor Owners Club

It may be further away than you intended but I would strongly recommend Steve Baimbridge in Twyning, Gloucestershire, just off M50 J1. We're in Bromsgrove, but Steve has serviced and MoT'ed our 1959 Traveller since we got it 13 years ago. Only a one man band but he knows his way around a Morris Mino...

Nice picture.

simmitc wrote: ↑Sun Feb 12, 2023 11:38 am Sorry, only partial. It's not forgotten, just not progressed as quickly as I had hoped.

Thank you.

Has any progress been made yet regards this issue?

Sounds a good day out. Lovely looking Traveller. Well done on getting everything sorted.

I've just looked back at the pictures taken during the restoration of our Traveller. Are they the two holes at the top of, and either side of, the big hole?

I'm pretty sure I don't have those buffers. Did all models have them?

I used Rover Inca Yellow from Halfords which looks very similar to yours.

I've just tried it in Firefox and I get the menu you got, but not with Chrome. Chrome obviously behaves differently, or something is configured differently.

That's interesting. If I right click on the word 'Image' I don't get the options you do. What browser are you using?

Have you checked the filter in the fuel pump?

Yes, I agree - thank you.

ManyMinors wrote: ↑Sat Nov 26, 2022 3:51 pm I assume your car has been altered to negative earth then?

Correct, mine is now negative earth.

Like you I wouldn't want to fit the battery clamp with the terminals at the front.

From browsing the internet a type 038 battery seems to have a capacity of around 36Ah and a CCA of 320A. On our 1959 Traveller I use a Yuasa Silver HSB063 from Halfords which has a capacity of 52Ah and a CCA of 520A. With the terminals against the bulkhead the negative is on the right looking at it ...

Our Traveller is called Alfred as well.

I hired a Traveller (blue as it turned out) for my wife for the weekend when she was thinking of buying one to see if the reality lived up to the romantic dream. It did and we have now had our Traveller for 12+ years. I used these these guys but from a quick glance at the website they seem to have g...

Spotted a couple of weeks ago in the Ponsonby area of Auckland, New Zealand whilst we were on a touring holiday. Sorry for the poor quality but it was taken from a moving coach. The coach driver, who is looking for a Morris Minor Traveller to buy having just finished the restoration of his second Mo...

Thanks for the warning. I like your 'bib'. I might knock one of those up as well, just in case.

I got the notification about your recent post so it looks to be working okay. Thanks.