Morris Minor Owners Club

A real treat - a minor million reg no. 6738 AD on the A43 at Towcester this morning around 7.30am

That'll be Andrew Dyer I think, or at least his car!

Yesterday, south of Ashbourne on the A515 a smart white Traveller YJJ899G(?) in company with a pre-war Wolseley and another pre-war Morris(?), we were northbound in Bertie and managed a quick flash....

I did quite well on the spotting front today. Heading eastbound on the M4 at about 08:00, by Jct 33, Cardiff West services on the opposite side of the road was a light blue traveller, a white saloon & 2 police cars, one had all the signs on it, the other one didn't. The one without had the prefix AX, a nice local car prefix.
Near here in Newport there's a haulage yard & there's been a white J reg Moggie parked in there for about 2 months or so now. I don't think it's being used as it seems to be on the same place. I know someone who works there so I will have to find out about it.
Seren.

948 Traveller spotted on the a48 near Pont Abraham, Wales - we were in a modern Citroen buy waved to the bemused driver anyway[frame][/frame]

two good spots for me today, both in Frome

last taxed in 2005, but still looking good

1970 MORRIS TRAVELLER by shagracer, on Flickr


MORRIS TRAVELLER by shagracer, on Flickr

and this one is up for sale although i think that says 2,300

MORRIS MINOR 1000 by shagracer, on Flickr


MORRIS MINOR 10000 by shagracer, on Flickr

Spotted a Maroon saloon heading westbound on the A48/SDR at Spytty roundabout in Newport, Gwent today.Local car as it had the registration of HAX.

Hello everybody,

We have just come back from a holiday in North Wales, and were quite happy to see two Moggies, both obviously in running order.
Not far from our base at Harlech we regularly came past an old crossing keeper’s house at Llanfinagle-y-traethau where this almond green traveler was parked:





As it was not there all the times, we suppose the owner is using it at least occasionally.

During a visit to the beautiful town of Conwy we found this grey traveler parked in High Street:




When we passed this place a little bit later the Moggy had gone, so unfortunately I was not able to start a chat with the owner.

Anyway, it has been an excellent holiday with quite good weather, and we even saw two Morris Minors in their “natural habitat”.

Cheers

Hubert and Angelika

I spotted this 2 door in Boroughbridge today which I think was rose taupe once.
Great that its on the road if a little challenged in the cosmetics department.

Al[frame][/frame]

spotted a lovely light blue 4-door 'C' reg parked on the street next to Portsmouth FC's ground in Fratton
i would be worried if Millwall were the visiting team

A friend, at work, had been telling me about this particular car and I asked him to take a photo on his way home (which he did last night). Spotted in the Whitton area of West London, an Indian/Pakistani "Taxi"[frame][/frame]
Although it was "first registered" in May 1968, the body shell shows a Trafficator Blanking Plate fitted on the door piller.

Spotted on Monday 18th August at about 12pm. I was on top of Mam Tor near Castleton and heard the familiar A-series sound on those steep inclines.[frame][/frame]

Spotted pink one in Stockport, near Manchester.

Lovely 1958 in my town there is a MMOC sticker in window so hoping the owner see's this and give me an inbox [frame][/frame]

Crossing a bridge over a canal in central Amsterdam:

An old English white Traveller, towing a trailer.

It zoomed off before I could get my camera ready.

Don

Green "C" reg 4-dr spotted this morning, about 08:30, racing along the Frimley Rd heading towards Camberley.
Must have been in a hurry to get to the Classic and Special car Show there.
I did wave, but was ignored (I was in my diesel Peugeot) - must have had a 1275 engine under the bonnet![frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

I spotted this poor old thing used to catch the eye of potential customers in a village called Stowlangtoft in Suffolk yesterday. last on the road in 1999 according to DVLA.[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

Dryad wrote:I spotted this poor old thing used to catch the eye of potential customers in a village called Stowlangtoft in Suffolk yesterday. last on the road in 1999 according to DVLA.[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

That is just plain wrong what colour was it originally? :S

Would you be happy of someone taking a picture of your car and posting it on the internet for the world to see, eye up and may be steel??

Alan

DVLA has the colour registered as pink, but as far as its original colour goes is anyone's guess.

Alan - eh?! 80-odd pages of people posting pictures of other people's Minors and you complain about the ones I posted!!! Anyway, it IS actually chained to the ground.