Hello, I've got a problem with my headlamps. I'm sure it's an easy fix but would appreciate your guidance. Neither headlamp works on dip but both are fine on main beam. It started two days ago and a simple "flip em off flip em on again" rectified it, but last night all the switch flipping ...
I worry that this is the thin end of a wedge whereby pre 1960's vehicles are thought of only as museum pieces and we are eventually told how and where we can use them
Hope I'm proved wrong
Regaliaqueen- I'm in the opposite boat and feel a smidge defector-y for not buying another Austin
7's will always be my first love, but am excited about the search for a traveller. I'd be hoping to make a purchase by March and am happily researching at the moment!
Thanks Mike, will make a note re the securon 264s.
Must say it's been a lovely welcome to the world of Morris-ing, if I wasn't already convinced by the charm of the cars then the friendliness of the forum would certainly have won me over!
As regaliaqueen (good name) says, we're not selling the Austin, is a much loved part of the family! The space issue is only a problem while the impending baby is under 3 yrs old as they have to be in a proper child seat, after age 3 they can roll around in the back all perfectly legal. I just have a...
DD, DH etc are originally American forum shorthand but they are the "norm" on most of the forums I visit. I'm not an MSE user but might need to be in order to fund the proposed traveller!
http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k201/jenbateman/sossatthebeach.jpg There she is! 1933 Austin 7 RP saloon, cosmetically scruffy but very reliable and much loved. I've had her since 2000 and would drive anywhere in her. We had a baby seat for DD1 which secured via a ratchet strap to 2 u bolts fitte...
Hello all, I've had a quick rummage around on the internet but can't locate the boot dimensions for the Morris minor traveller. Apologies if I'm missing a really obvious web resource! Could anyone spare 5 mins to go and measure their traveller boot please? I'm considering a traveller as our second c...