Morris Minor Owners Club

Hi Lucy - we have members from Kidderminster in our branch - Birmingham. Go the the Links section of the left of this page. All the details (together with map) are there. Come and join us.

Hi Lucy, that is a gorgeous 'old english white' car you have there. Mine too is a white one but with 4 doors and doesn't look quite as good as yours! The only bonus mine has is that I discovered it was the 1098 prototype, but apart from that it was the colour that sold it to me!

I'm seldom on here as I enjoy driving my moggie around too much but when I saw yours I just had to comment! Welcome to the club of moggies and I'm sure you'll have lots of fun like we all do. Do you intend to do some rallies? We do a fair few including the overseas, Minors on Tour and we're based in Hampshire so we may see you at some point! Come over and say 'hello' if you see us.

Best wishes, Debbie xx<br><br>

Sorry, but I think the picture file size was a little large. Anyone knows how to resize it as it's a bit of a riduculous size!!!

Hi Debbie you will need to go to the where you have the photo hosted and reduce its size there.
This may help
http://www.morrisminoroc.co.uk/index.ph ... pic&t=9028

Just one thing if your car is the 1098cc prototype why has it got a 1966 registration as the 1098cc engine was introduced in Sept 1962, also the lights fitted at the front didn't come in until Oct 63.

Hi Kevin, thanks for the photo advice, I'll try to sort that in a mo. My car is actually a 1962 but was kept back in the factory for 4 years hence the 1966 registration. So originally the car would have had the 948cc engine before it was pulled back from the production line and sent to the experimental department. I have all the documentation with the car and to confirm things its chassis is number 473 and is featured in Paul Skilleter's book. It was also featured in Minor Monthly November 2008. Hope this helps!

Regards Debbie

Hello there, I have managed to use the image as my signature picture, only the original was a gif file and I have no idea how to reduce it on the forum. Sorry! If anyone can reduce it themselves, please do!

thankyou Debbie,your car looks wonderful ,like you the colour sold her to me ,i intend to go to as many places as i can with Rosie,and lucy the dog,cannot wait,i will make myself known to you ,thanks for your kindness Kate x

Sorry Kate

carlos,no need , used my dogs name as my user name,happy x mas to you xxxx

Kate,
I am the Baltazar!!!
Greetings to Lucy.
For you also happy xmas and hapy new year
carlos<br><br>

what a beautiful dog x<br><br>

Hows this for a lapfull of dogs then, from the left Rambo, Rosie, Arnie, Maxi & Fluffy at the front (not the back cos thats Pam the misses )<br><br>

Nice looking motor and doggy you have there Kate

Hi Kate, sorry thought you were Lucy too Will look out for you at the rallies. Love your dog too, so cute! xx

Hi Kate and 'Rosie' here's a photo of 'Hoonah' taken at the Hammoc branch picnic (hopefully I'll try to upload the correct file size!)<br><br>

nigelr2000 wrote:Hows this for a lapfull of dogs then, from the left Rambo, Rosie, Arnie, Maxi & Fluffy at the front (not the back cos thats Pam the misses )<br><br>e

Nice looking motor and doggy you have there Kate

What a superb photo. Love the little black Pekingese at the front looking regal like only a Peke can! Fantastic breed, Mine is called Rosie!

And back to the OP's Minor, it is lovely.

your dogs are so lovely,do you go to the birmingham branch meetings ,if so see you there kate and lucy x

Hi Lucy

Rosie is drop dead gorgeous. In a world obsessed by destinations, it is a complete joy to enjoy the journey. Head out into Worcester and Hereford and put some Elgar or Vaughan Williams on while motoring.
A higher level of existence is hard to find!

Many happy years with the girl.


Harry & Doreen