... And another newbie saying hello.
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... And another newbie saying hello.
Just wanted to introduce myself and say “Hello” to everyone as I've just become the proud owner of a G reg Moggie 1000.
I've managed to survive on Vespas and Lambrettas over the last 10 years, but fancied getting four wheels as we prepare ourselves for the annual deluge that we call summer.
My first ever car that I learnt to drive in was a Minor 1000, I was about 14 at the time and used to drive it up and down a light aircraft strip on a farm, until it fell to bits.
kind regards
Ivan
I've managed to survive on Vespas and Lambrettas over the last 10 years, but fancied getting four wheels as we prepare ourselves for the annual deluge that we call summer.
My first ever car that I learnt to drive in was a Minor 1000, I was about 14 at the time and used to drive it up and down a light aircraft strip on a farm, until it fell to bits.
kind regards
Ivan
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rob.hardy1
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Thanks for the welcome, Dan. No doubt I'll have some dumb questions to ask as I'm pretty much a dunce when it comes to four wheels.
Maybe the reason for all these newbies is the amount of press coverage lately about Minors and how relatively inexpensive they are as an alternative to modern motoring... we'll see about the inexpensive part, eh?
regards
Ivan
Maybe the reason for all these newbies is the amount of press coverage lately about Minors and how relatively inexpensive they are as an alternative to modern motoring... we'll see about the inexpensive part, eh?
regards
Ivan
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That's encouraging to know. Mine looks a little tatty very close up but it is relatively unmolested and seems to go very well indeed.Dan_Harris wrote:The only stupid question is the one thats not asked!Bretta wrote: No doubt I'll have some dumb questions to ask as I'm pretty much a dunce when it comes to four wheels.![]()
And if you get a decent one they are about as close to free motoring as you can get.
I've got tons of spares with it and practically its entire service history, original booklets, manuals, bills etc.
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moggie-tom
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wibble_puppy
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Ahh... the good old "Primmy". I stuck an old primmy engine in my 50 Special... that's how you go faster when you'rd only 16.moggie-tom wrote:hello, welcome to the forum, although i'm new to the forum myself. i used to ride a 1977 vespa primavera but think i much prefer moggies! theres plenty of books about so its easy to learn the mechanics of a moggie.
Ooops... better stop the scooter talk, I'll get thrown off the forum before I even start.
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Here she is...
Thanks to everyone for a very warm welcome indeed.
Here's a few pics I took about five minutes ago.

Here's a few pics I took about five minutes ago.

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COMMERCIALMAN
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Welcome, Good to see another local car. Looks very nice. Why don't you have a look at this website www.morrisminorclubeastsussex.co.uk
Regards
Jason
Regards
Jason
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toginthemog
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