Morris Minor Owners Club

Hi all,
What is the 'going' cost of a Minor battery? On-line seems to be around £40, I've looked at Battery Megastore but other suggestions most appreciated
Cheers!

Thanks very much for replies
I must say i get on well with Windows 10 including updates although the major updates do take sometime to download.

What tests can be carried out on a used laptop to make sure it's a good 'un. Keep it simple
I'm looking at a Lenovo X 230 with Windows 10

Thanks

les wrote:That reminds me, ---- where's bigginger?

Les, that's going back a few years! He wasn't well when last posting

Phil, thanks very much for your explanation.
Looking closely at your photo I can see that very little needs to be removed from the damper shroud

Whilst there are volunteers at the top end of the MMOC, I believe it is, and has been since 1980, a limited company, (https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/comp ... 4/officers). It will therefore have paid officers / employees and in all likelihood a process for granting expense claims . Looking at th...

Phil

Very good work around with excellent photo, seems much easier than that recommended by the MMOC Tech Adviser but is there a possibility that the damper body could contact the bottom of the chassis leg?

Blod take note

Firedrake , good post. I would add having an optional road run as part of the rally

MMOC National Committee please take note

MikeNash wrote:Hang on a mo, Mr Millerman! That's in B&W!!! I think you're palming us off with some 1960s Box Brownie photo your granddad took.

Ahh but it was spotted in the cafe at the resevoir

Seen today at Llandegfedd Reservoir, Monmouthshire, looks a very tidy pickup with "L" plates

I'm getting confused with this thread

Any "Photobucket" photos in posts have now disappeared unless P'bucket fees are paid but photos can still be posted provided they are from files stored on a PC/laptop which I have done.

Is this, very simply, the situation?

Any advice..............................

See photo
I have purchased new sections as on photo and I would appreciate advice re removing old section and fitting new

Many thanks

Thanks all for replies.

Welding in this area I found fairly easy and not awkward, although my welding is not brilliant the welds had good penetration. All windows masked up and old blanket over seats and removing the rear wing made life easier.

TDV102 wrote:Kill all the foxes and get overrun with vermin. Rather have a few foxes than millions of rabbits and a plague of feral pigeons. Same with badgers, they clean up carrion.

Unfortunately we have more than a few foxes similarly badgers

P1010055.JPG Hi all, see photo, plan is to cut along the yellow line and weld a plate from inside the Trav and tack the plate to the vertical section. I will probably remove the wing to see if there are any other surprises. All welded joints to be seam sealed and /or Tiger Seal. My time is at a pre...

Or this

firedrake1942 wrote:But what would the landed gentry do then. I suppose they could always chase us peasants and proles for 'sport'

Are there any landed gentry left?

[quote="LouiseM" ]What are you basing that comment on Irmscher? I just did a quick Google search on membership fees for a variety of British classic car clubs and the MMOC fees were cheaper than most eg MG £47, Morris Register £34.50, P6 Rover £30, Austin A30 £30. Yes, there will be some c...

Best way for the Government to go forward is to treat the winter fuel allowance as taxed income and a lot of OAP's pay tax!
Administratively easy and the least well off will be able to keep all the allowance