Morris Minor Owners Club

Hi,
The company that completed the job was Smith And Smith in Penrose, Auckland. Tony Cribb was the guy's name - he's worked on old cars before.

Greetings - the end of the saga. I have established how different the original 1948/early 49 screen is compared to anything after that. I've managed to speak to a few people around the globe recently, so thank you all. For the record, and if you have an early Series MM lowlight this is an option ava...

An update - and thanks to all of you who have replied. I have established that the original cars had a chrome retainer fixed to the inside of the bodywork, effectivly crimped around the inside lip of the windscreen orifice. The proper rubber has a lip that fits over the edge of the chrome. On the in...

Well, an update - The windscreen company "Winstone Glass" in Upper queen Street auckland, has decided it is too hard to finish the job. They've left me with screen out and I have to take the car somewhere else. (Which I'll do today). I believe there is no longer a correct rubber for the ve...

Greetings - I am in the process of having the windscreen replaced by professionals in my 1949 2 door car. There is a chrome surround attached to the outer edge of the screen - it is not part of the rubber. 1st question - is that usual? Also inside the car is a brown screw on metal strip which covers...