Morris Minor Owners Club

wibble_puppy wrote:Am now so tired i don't remember what day it is or my own name.... night night everyone

Night Sarah

We have not yet had a van take part,

actually a modified van has taken part on all the LEO's

Yes, sorry Ray, forgot that

Juliet

Guess I need to come and see you soon perhaps over Xmas and teh New year for a photshoot

H

Thanks Kev, Seen the video now, fantastic van, well done Wibble. Seeing the back doors come open reminds me when mine did that & a filing cabinet slid out into the middle of the road. Charlie.

JuNK512G wrote:Seen the video now, fantastic van, well done Wibble

Glad you like it, Charlie! but it's "well done the team", really, given that aupickup and alex holden did so much of the work (and so fast and so efficiently and with so little swearing )

The filing cabinet thing reminds me of a comedy clip - film? TV programme? can't remember. Sounds scary, anyway - how fast were you going at the time?

Russ - after the New Year would be good, perhaps February? I get very busy (for me) in the run-up to Christmas with choir and family stuff, and then by Christmas I need a good few weeks to recuperate cos of the M.E. making me a big girl's blouse

wibble_puppy wrote:...and so fast and so efficiently and with so little swearing

I thought swearing was an integral part of the job?

mrbenn wrote:I thought swearing was an integral part of the job?

I thought so too, until I worked with those two! They are supercool, far too cool to swear

Me too! I thought swearing improved the fit of the part!

regaliaqueen wrote:Me too! I thought swearing improved the fit of the part!

ROFL

The only time I definitely won't swear when working on a car is when something goes BADLY wrong, then I need all my brain power to figure out putting it right

mrbenn wrote:The only time I definitely won't swear when working on a car is when something goes BADLY wrong, then I need all my brain power to figure out putting it right

Ah - then that might have been the explanation with the work on my van - almost everything which needed doing to it was either a disaster or a crisis or both

wibble_puppy wrote:I thought so too, until I worked with those two! They are supercool, far too cool to swear

Apart from when the brake fluid dripped into my eye...

Will make more of an effort next time.

Bum! Trunnions! [Just warming up]

alex_holden wrote:Apart from when the brake fluid dripped into my eye...

Ffff nonsense. You are so hard you use brake fluid as eyewash

wibble_puppy wrote:

alex_holden wrote:Apart from when the brake fluid dripped into my eye...

Ffff nonsense. You are so hard you use brake fluid as eyewash

i like that!

well done wibble your van looks fantastic looking forward to seeing it at the agm atb dale.

cool, it will be good to meet ya, dale

Wibble, At least the filing cabinet can't fall out again as most of it now forms the many repair panels in Junk, but then again my welding efforts can be suspect at times. Charlie.

JuNK512G wrote: At least the filing cabinet can't fall out again as most of it now forms the many repair panels in Junk

Respect is due! Loving your work.

There used to be a reenactor (many years ago back when the hobby was in its infancy) who was known as The Zanussi Warrior as he had painstakingly panel-beaten armour for himself out of an old washing machine

Apart from when the brake fluid dripped into my eye...

I expect that hurts nearly as much as a big drip of black hammerite!

Van looks amazing
Well done,,,
Brian.