After saying i'd never have a traveller because I thought the wood would be an extra issue I didnt need and I didnt really like them I have now completely changed my mind and would love one! I wont be buying for a few weeks though so if someons selling a cheap roadworthy one, hang on for a bit!
Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
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davidpidge
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Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
I've just sold Morris. He went to a good home but I only had one! Now i'm just a Transit driver. dark days.
After saying i'd never have a traveller because I thought the wood would be an extra issue I didnt need and I didnt really like them I have now completely changed my mind and would love one! I wont be buying for a few weeks though so if someons selling a cheap roadworthy one, hang on for a bit!
After saying i'd never have a traveller because I thought the wood would be an extra issue I didnt need and I didnt really like them I have now completely changed my mind and would love one! I wont be buying for a few weeks though so if someons selling a cheap roadworthy one, hang on for a bit!
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1956 Traveller - work in progress

1956 Traveller - work in progress
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chrisryder
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
Heartiest condolences. Hope you stick around and offer your good advice! And don't get distracted by a different classic. stick with the moggies! good luck in your search for a trav.
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pyebibby
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
a morris driver and a white van man in one
must be a good man
good luck with your search!
18 year old Morris Driver
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davidpidge
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
I'd never sway from the Moggies. Almost bought a Volvo amazon but was put off by the cost of parts.(learned from a friends experience) Also looked at a Wolesley 1500.
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1956 Traveller - work in progress

1956 Traveller - work in progress
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StaffsMoggie
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
Wolseley 1500s are fantastic. I still regret letting mine go. They are totally diferent in character to the Minor and a lot more powerful.
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Matt
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
nothing wrong with transits! Had mine for about 5 years now 
Serial Morris Minor Owner and Old Vehicle Nutter
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chrisryder
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
we've got a 1500. it's just like a minor to work on. just everything is a bit bigger and heavier. and harder to get replacements for! much happier with my minors 
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StaffsMoggie
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Re: Dealing with a loss.......of a car.
I just wish I still had my 1500! It was much more powerful than the Minor to drive, and great for daily use. I never had any problems with parts supply, being a B series engine there are plentiful spares available.
