Morris Minor Owners Club

Assuming it's an electronic temperature gauge. My lovely, lovely (heh) SunPro gauge (from their impossible to get all the bits for 'Retro' range) is a non-electronic, expanding air one (for which the technical name escapes me). In this case you get hours of fun carefully threading your oh-so-delicat...

Ah, this is good, since Rebecca just ate £212, the heated rear window, hazard lights, and indeed anything that costs money have gone back on hold (unless my bank holiday pay is way more than I expect. Which is unlikely!).

I've got an alternator, and I've concidered switches to match the existing ones, but they'll look out of place (since they'll have to go on the modified-not-a-glove-box I'm very slowly collecting the parts to make).... so I just want something I like that's not going to stand out hideously. I suspec...

So, I'm doing some maintainance/jobs I should've done a while back/tidying of the very rough edges of my beloved (the minor, obviously) - and I am considering a stick on heated rear window. Or more accurately I want a heated rear window and can only afford the stick on one... Does anyone know how lo...

The other option, which has been suggested to me is that when the car was recovered on one of the many occasions fairly early on (she had some reliability issues) the tie-down was put over the axle and this crushed it - which would tie in more with the way it looks. I'm fairly certain nothing is flo...

I'm trying to work out how this happened, 'cos I'm slightly worried that I get the pipe replaced and it might happen again.... The rear brake pipes, on my car at least, run along the top surface of the rear axle. I noticed yesterday that the passenger side brake pipe is completely crushed. Flat. It ...