Morris Minor Owners Club

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Thanks it i just hate to see a good car sitting. People could be out making memories in and having fun.

I will be advertising the Traveller for sale. I can't see myself using it anytime soon. Absolutely gutted but what's the point in letting sit. Its got lots of service history from new. Only 1 previous owner. I will be asking £5000ono for it. It needs a wood repair from a joint letting water in. Iv g...

Thanks les. I will see how i feel later on. I might find i put it on the road for summers. We shall see. Could get it back on the road and advertise it for sale.

Advice needed When to decide to selling a Morris Traveller. Iv not used it for nearly 2 years now. We've started a family. I used to use the Traveller but it wasnt big enough for us all with the dog. Another baby on the way. Iv got a volvo 740 that iv bought as the family car for myself. The Travell...

My Brown Collie x spaniel with the recently passed terriers. They were always happy in the back of the Traveller.

Hello was wondering how you got on with replacing the post in the end? Not alot of information out there advising without replacing the whole side. Iv already replaced my wood during a restoration in 2015. Unfortunately I need to do the same myself as bottom of my post has rotted along with the foot...

They're not cheap these days I'm afraid. Best budget in my opinion is to fit the 155 80 14 nankangs. I got 5 afew years ago for £145 delivered. They're still doing great with lots of life left. If you're feeling fancy you can get some 145 14s from blockley for £75 a piece. Tyres on my wife's golf ar...

Not a Ford but did the same thing happen? Yes same thing. Was an issue with Volvo's and other makes that share the same master cylinder. We put a stop on the pedal so it wouldn't go all the way to the floor. Once the car had some miles on it my dad removed the stop. It's been fine ever since. Hopef...

Is it a ford? Had problems with my parents focus. Tho it's fixed itself now.

Just to high jack the thread again.

Wolseley brakes and braided hoses have made a absolute massive difference. So much better am really happy with them. Old shoes still had full material. But the lining was breaking up.

Oil change and fitting wing mirrors today. Can actually see behind now. Were a Christmas present from the wife.

Thank you. Happy New year to everyone.

This is true. Would probably recommend replacing every 8-10 years. Am risking it on the landy. But that has dual circuit brakes. Would like to think I'd notice a leak aswell.

Stainless flexy hoses might be worth a look then. Iv had them on my landy for 12 years and they're great.

Yeah I always put myself through the windscreen on the wife's golf.

Apart from brake fade I don't have any problems with them. Just whenever anyone else drives it they tell me its dangerous. Hoping the Wolseley brakes will give the wife some confidence. Really don't want to fit a servo to it as it's a nice pedal feel.

Was all new components when I rebuilt the traveller. Driving to fast has been alot of the problem aswell. Gearbox struggles abit in 3rd gear. But really driveable. Have another one to pop in it at some point. Its worth a try with the Wolseley ones anyway. Am also driving it alot slower these days. E...

Iv just picked up some Wolseley 1500 today. Hopefully they'll be a great improvement. Can't really afford disc brakes at the moment and my standard brakes need new shoes, cylinders and drum. They're fine for running around the country lanes but really struggle on the steep hills.