Morris Minor Owners Club

It is with great pleasure I announce the opening of the latest and greatest of my constructions. 9 years in the planning, 3 months in the making. The very night I finished the winds were storm force whatsit and it survived (unlike my nerves).
Joemog is now a drymog.


I would like to thank my wife for putting up with my absence and accepting a bit of lost light whilst washing up, and PaulK for his invaluable metalwork.
One day I might actually finish a job myself - useless that I am.

nice 1 peetee

Top job Pete... we can now start the SADMOG sub group - SADMOLTUG

Mike.

Totally Useless Group TUG

I give up Mike. Enlighten me...

Southampton and District Morris Owners Lean To Users Group of course!.


NB - Late News...Negotiations are underway to see if an affiliation with the SADMOCPUG can be achieved...(Car Port Users Group)....

Both of the above have been asked to consider the plight of the
SADMOWNOMOOHCSTALTGWARG

...Southampton And District Morris Owners With No Obvious Means of Overhead Cover So They Are Likley To Get Wet And Rust Group


Roger Rust - you are cheeky Morris owner...

Peetee wrote:It is with great pleasure I announce the opening of the latest and greatest of my constructions.

Ahh, the Joehouse of myth and fable. Good show, glad to see it's still up.

and PaulK for his invaluable metalwork.

It's him again, that cheap local engineer

One day I might actually finish a job myself - useless that I am.

I can't talk, I'm trying to get a bunch of mates to provide practical instruction in engine swappage

Very nice Pete - I'm jealous of you.

I must come around and see this fine edifice in Daylight.

SADMOWNOMOOHCSTALTGWARG

That would make a heck of a windscreen sticker

Looks Dutch to me

Yeah I agree

I like the way that the fence louvres are fitted so as to drip any water on to the neighbours side!

Nice one Pete - I have something similar in the plans for down the side of my garage.
How did you make the guttering work? I'll need to make mine right up to the boundary line (never a great thing to do) so I'm wondering about how to gett a gutter on top of the wall/fence. and connect the roof to the same place

Sounds like you need a cheap, local engineer

How did you make the guttering work

Ah yes, the 'keystone' in this little job and a work of art to boot.
Next door has a narrow passage to their side door and I had to make sure the carport didn't overlap their space in any way whilst also allowing as much width as possible for Joe. The gutter is directly above the fence panels. It's an aluminium extrusion with a continuous, angled plate halfway up protruding out towards the roof timbers which are slotted to suit.

i like the way that the fence louvres are fitted so as to drip any water on to the neighbours side!

Deliberately faced toward the prevailing wind.

Nice job that car port

I used to have one but the neighbours complained about the rainwater dripping on their drive mind, I do live on a hill and I'm 2' above their driveway so had to take it down... at least I have a good garage and room for three cars on the drive even though they're out in all weather.
Neighbours have moved now but can't be bothered re-building one so if you're up this way and fancy earning a few quid

Mal

I'd love a shelter for our cars and the neighbours run a timber yard so parts would be very cheap. But, the listing on the house means I have to apply for planning permission to put up anything big enough to house even one car, let alone two.

£150 to apply, and I was hoping to do the entire thing for less than that. Bah.

so if you're up this way and fancy earning a few quid

You're 'avin a laaaarf intcha? [Learned southern twang] It took me 13 years to get out of Teesside!

It took me 13 years to get out of Teesside

Please tell me the secret

Mal