Morris Minor Owners Club

in terms of rear seats, it was only bases that went into the skip (and one traveller seat back). I think it was a toss up between me and Stevey who got to the skip first

good to see things not waisted i think the agm was shorter,i reckon due to the heat ,and thanks for the pimms

I've just realised how relatively shiney Agatha looks in my Sig. I've a LOT of work to do....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUzbt5JTkKc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnUHNUTgzCs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a93R2w-d5v4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfRD7EOvMNg

Why is it that only the shiny restored minors get the photo treatment

Very true, I haven't seen a picture of my car yet

which was your car markyB? i may have a pic

They dont need to be shiny, but being on branch avenue both days probably helps..

bpr81a wrote: Young Members Register stand on Branch Avenue
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Trying to squeeze 9 cars into a space for four after the Arena display
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Mine is the middle traffy blue one, spot lights, with the matching miniature model of her on the front.

Was really good to meet a few of you all on the Saturday. By the looks of it Sunday was the day to go

Hopefully next year there will be an Igor there.

which was your car markyB?

HNH 818F, several shades of Green, few of them shiny, a row or two back from the arena.
Dented, patinated, you can't miss it .

Mine, stephs and Matt's car next to the house

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Unbelievable!

If anyone managed to get the armrest trim panels for the back of a traveller, do get in touch, I've been trying to buy some good secondhand ones for a while.

Looks like the rally was a great success. Hopefully I can make it across the water with my own Moggie next year.

None of those in the Skip I'm afraid.

This was the first National Rally we had attended since 1990, after a period of 19 years without a Minor. Thoroughly enjoyed by all the family. Here are a few shots of the post 1956 Traveller row and also one of the smallest Minors on display, the 1:76 garage scene constructed by my son Fergus which was enjoyed by several of the children (and their parents) who passed by.[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

My girlfriend fell in love with that bicycle in front of the landy, as well as every brown or cream 2 door saloon she saw

Wow what a lot of stunning minors. May have to make the effort to get there once in a lifetime! Soon!

well some great snaps and a great weekend

as for the skip... well i feel that were saving the stuff from being lost i really dont like to see ok stuff get scrapped, some of it was rubbish but most was good and could be used again, i think if anyone needed what was fished out we managed to share it out to those who would use it not just keep it and sell it on...

great fun though!!!

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This Traveller has a very similar registration to my Saloon - exactly 70 away from mine! [frame][/frame]

At least the door opens on the kerbside, unlike the third door on the bmw mini estate! Not a clever idea if you drive on the left.

...And yes it's the only Traveller made like that.

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