Morris Minor Owners Club

ianmack wrote:If its solid underneath and runs well id say £800 is pretty good.

Thanks, yes it looks about 95% solid with the odd bit of surface rust, a little laminating of the metal, and one small hole, but not in a crucial place!

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Welcome! Hope you have bought it by now :D Doesnt look expensive at all but bear in mind a minor can rust almost anywhere. Open the boot and have a good look were the back wings bolt on and accross the boot floor. Id recommend lifting out the base of the back seat and looking around were the spring...

Can't put you off unless it has problems which are not obvious from pictures. Price certainly seems fair to me. Many thanks. The car runs well, and as I said the exterior is original and straight. The old chap has even treated the underside with a combination of oil and underseal and although there...

Two previous owners....a nurse, and then a vicar...no, this isn't the cast of a Carry-on film! Oh, and the 80 year old took me for a test drive, prior to letting me drive the car myself, and drove at a colossal speed to show me what the car is capable off. I won't need my Senakot tonight!

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Hi chaps, I am new to the forum as I am considering purchasing my first Moggy. I have owned a broad range of classics in the past, including A35 van and saloon, Rover P6, SD1, Jag, BM, etc etc. I am presently looking at a 1969 2 door car with two months MoT. The outer body panels are fairly straight...