Morris Minor Owners Club

Brilliant thanks for that
Nick

It was originally a fibreboard material (a bit like very soft and flexible hardboard) approx 1/4 inch thick so that it slid down the channel provided by the two fillets on the inside of the corner posts. Reinforced by a thin metal channel (U section) across the bottom. Some "specialists" ...

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Thanks Mike

It was originally a fibreboard material (a bit like very soft and flexible hardboard) approx 1/4 inch thick so that it slid down the channel provided by the two fillets on the inside of the corner posts. Reinforced by a thin metal channel (U section) across the bottom. Some "specialists" ...

My 1969 traveller is missing the spare wheel compartment wooden cover.

Can anyone give me the dimensions, thickness and type of wood as I'm going to attempt to make one.

Thanks for your help

Nick

Thanks guys, I'll give it a go over the next few days and let you know how I get on.

Cheers

Nick

I'm the proud recent owner of a 1969 Traveller and have a couple of small problems I wonder if anyone can help me with: 1.A 'clicking' from the back of the speedo which increases in line with road speed, speedo and mileometer work ok (cable ?) 2.The heater blows only luke warm even after a long run....

Does anyone have any pics of a car on 13 inch wheels to help me make my mind up ?

Thanks

But aren't Marina rims 13 inch and they look ok ?

I've been offered a set of 'Frogeye' 13 inch steel rims, will these fit a 1970 Traveller in terms of offset and PCD ?

Thanks

Nick

I have little history for this recent purchase so whilst I wait for the Heritage certificate and DVLA trace I wonder if anyone knows anything of its past ?

Here's hoping

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