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- Minor Friendly
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Hi Peter and welcome,
try http://www.eastyorksminors.com they are in Hull but not so far away and they do know minors, no involvement with them but they seem as near as anyone.
regards
Michael
try http://www.eastyorksminors.com they are in Hull but not so far away and they do know minors, no involvement with them but they seem as near as anyone.
regards
Michael
Just had my morris restored by them have done an excellent job some pictures on my website http://www.morris-1000.co.uk
regards
John
regards
John
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It will depend on what else neds doing as well, because it hte whole floor has gone you can bet your life that `A` posts etc will probably want doing and as for the wood on a Traveller !!!!
A rough guide for a new floor from someone like Minorite is around £1,000, and a Wood kit is the same without fitting.
To do it yourself is quite feasable what you dont say is what facilities and knowledge of cars do you have as a Traveller can be quite an undertaking for the 1st time restorer.
A rough guide for a new floor from someone like Minorite is around £1,000, and a Wood kit is the same without fitting.
To do it yourself is quite feasable what you dont say is what facilities and knowledge of cars do you have as a Traveller can be quite an undertaking for the 1st time restorer.
Cheers
Kevin
Lovejoy 1968 Smoke Grey Traveller (gone to a new home after13 years)
Herts Branch Member
Moderator MMOC 44706
Kevin
Lovejoy 1968 Smoke Grey Traveller (gone to a new home after13 years)
Herts Branch Member
Moderator MMOC 44706