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Just thought I would pop in and say hello I have a Morris minor million that has been off the road for the last 4 years and finally getting round to starting a much needed restoration all the normal rot , will post some pics of progress when i get a chance . :D
ps got a great pic of me baking the paint on to exhaust manifold :lol: to harden it prior to storage until it is needed before build , :o didn’t please Mrs. too much i tell you
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Post by ASL642 »

Bet the aroma in the house was wonderful! :D

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Post by alanworland »

Welcome! and good luck with the project, I took over 20 years on mine!
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well i said i would post a pic of my baking <br>Image<br>









Yep the smell took a couple of hours to go but I promised the Mrs. a new cooker when I re did kitchen
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At least you used a baking tray! :wink:

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Post by dalebrignall »

that cake is a bit hard on the teeth,lou your choclate cake was wonderful on saturday.
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Post by dalebrignall »

is that a new meaning to stove enamled paint
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Post by stag36587 »

very drole! I also see there are no "chips"
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Post by Kevin »

is that a new meaning to stove enameled paint
very drole! I also see there are no "chips"
Nice to see Hertfordshire humour still exsits :oops:
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Post by morrisman1 »

please post some pics of your million!

i can better your manifold. when rebuilding the datsun a12 engine, i put the whole block in the oven to dry it and heat it up for painting. i forgot one crucial thing, the heat softened a bit of oil in the galleries and it leaked in the oven!! oh gee, i was damn lucky that the new kitchen wasnt far away and a new oven was on order anyway so i didnt get kicked out that day. engine block in oven wasnt too happy on the normal rack but it didnt fall thankfully
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Post by Kevin »

i put the whole block in the oven to dry it and heat it up for painting.
If I even thought about doing something like that I think my life expectancy would be dramatically shortened.
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Post by ASL642 »

Now why didn't I think of doing that - I need a new oven!

Going in search of oily parts parts in garage! :D

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Post by PatLazell »

trouble with opening the oven door is that too often the end product comes out flat.....I should post a piccy of my yorkshire puds :wink: (keep it clean...!)
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Post by ASL642 »

Get an oven with a glass door, you can be nosey without ruining your cooking! :lol:

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Post by jock299 »

dont buy one with a glass door your other half can see whats in there then
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regaliaqueen wrote:At least you used a baking tray! :wink:

aye foud the grotty one that was ready for bin only way she would let me do it
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