Morris Minor Owners Club

A reminder that on Sunday 22nd September, as many Travellers as possible, plus any other Minors that want to offer their support, are meeting at the British Motor Industry Heritage Centre at Gaydon CV35 0BJ (see http://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk/). As per the title of this thread, the event celebrates 60 years of the Morris Traveller car.

At the time of writing, we have 148 entries - can we get to 150+ ? There is still time to enter If you have not yet registered, but would like to attend, then please phone the office on zero one 332 two nine 1 six 75, or email kate.woodward at mmoc.org.uk Ideally entries should be completed by Wednesday 18th. There is an entry fee of £5.

There is also a road run from Oxford to Gaydon organised as part of the event (no additional charge). The museum opens at 10:00. On arrival, you will be given a voucher for reduced entry to the museum (you don't have to visit the museum, you will still have access to the cafe and toilets anyway). Your vehicle will be photographed on arrival, so please leave a reasonable gap between cars, and then Travellers will be marshalled to a special display area, other Minors will be able to use the normal car park.

Club merchandise will be on sale, including special "Traveller at 60" items, plus a range of the normal products and Morris Centenary items. Steve Foreman of "Woodies" will be in attendance to answer questions relating to Traveller Woodwork - a seminar room will be available in case of poor weather.

This is a fantastic opportunity to participate in a road run, meet fellow Traveller owners, chat to experts and MMOC Officials, purchase regalia, and visit the museum at a reduced rate. I hope that we can break that 150 mark, and that everyone enjoys the day.

We will be flying the Traveller 60 anniversary flag in Angouleme France for you 650 miles away.

Never mind those Renaults, Citroens ,Simca`s or Panhards the French are so keen on, you do not see many Travellers in France.



M.M

I am really looking forward to this one - have entered in my Yukon Grey 1961 Trav

Rog

Must make this, should fill in a few gaps in my records.

Any CKD Ser2's attending?

Im going, but my (entered) car isn't

I havent got the time to finish the welding and get the axle, hubs, engine, doors, bonnet, windows etc fitted

I'm coming in my 2 door saloon ,to support the event ,and meet people oh and to look at the cars

Yea
Looking forward to meeting people and their travellers
Pity they charge the drivers as well to enter the museum
Calculating the cost of entering if I add add the hotel fees and the petrol costs
Which I think will approx around about 160gbp for petrol and hotels around 75gbp per night
Will have a rethink on that too cold for the old tent at this time of year

Ive got a ticket I bought at the ford event in July which will let me in to the museum F.O.C

Gift aid your entry and you get a year long ticket!

Hi, I am booked for this + the run from Oxford, In the original post above it states Travellers will be marshalled to a special display area, I assume it will be possible to leave this area as I am booked in for the afternoon Cream Tea Run. If not can some one let me Know.

My mate has offered me his artic tent for the weekend so we are all set
Only trouble is I cant find where we are supposed to camp
I take it that there is provision for us campers and trailer pods on site

Gaydon does have a facility for camping, but I don't know if its open for this event

We haven't made any arrangements for campers - it's a one day event, preceded by the road run. However, there is plenty of accommodation in the area, and feel free to contact Gaydon to see what they can offer by way of private arrangement. Look forward to seeing you there.

any ideas as to what time is best to arrive at the heritage centre i was aiming for 9am , car willing , this is our first show with the traveller since we got it on the road again , really looking forward to the day out

I've checked all the paperwork sent out when I applied and there's no mention of a time.

I'm presuming it's the usual 10 am for the museum, with people arriving for the show well before then .I always aim for 9.30 and find parking ok .The main show is usually organised by then ,with a few late comers filtering in.

Anyone bringing a 1953 Traveller ?

Please note that Travellers can arrive for the display from 09:00 onwards, museum opens to the public at 10:00. Thanks.

This Sunday any car over 20 years old can enter,alongside the travellers

i will be going in my girlfriends 2 door as my travaller that i entered has developed a engine fault i could put the plaque on the 2 door