Morris Minor Owners Club

Hello my name is Samuel I live up in the far north up in Shetland, I am fairly new to the Morris minor world. Although I do not actually own my own Morris yet I am currently repairing a Morris traveller for my wife's grandad. I thought it was time to join up to this forum and get some pictures up to share with you all. This forum will be great for getting tips and asking questions. Would also like to show what I am doing to make sure it all looks as tho it's being done right. I will start with the few pictures I have at the start. I have a lot more of it now but not to many at the begining due to losing a lot when swapping phones.
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Welcome!

Looks like your getting well stuck in there

Hello welcome. Im also doing a traveller restoration. Keep us updated.

Steve

Thanks guys. I have done a fair bit of work since that photo but I would Like to try get the photos the right way around before I put up anymore, any tips on that haha?

Welcome, and do you mean this way up?[frame][/frame]
You have probably used a "smart phone" to take the picture - they always seem to store the images upside-down.
Upload the picture to your computer and then, using a photo viewer software, rotate the image through 180 degrees - then save it. Use that image to upload to the website.
If you have a "windows" computer, then I can tell you what to do - if a MAC, then I'll have to find out from my daughter.
Regards, George.

Ok Thankyou for that. Yes the picture is a lot better thanks for rotating it. I will have a go on the laptop later it is a Windows I have. I will manage to do it I was just doing it on my phone for easyiness.

I have been playing around trying to upload pictures and have eventually gotten it to work. I also found a few earlier pictures saved to my laptop so its a bonus i guess

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those two pictures must be about 4 years ago haha. I lost interest in working with it and me and my wife had children so progress was very slow for a few years (almost standstill)
but now i have been workign with it every spare chance i get so it has come ahead alot now . (finally)

off side chassis leg replacement[frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

here is a shot of the floor in place then some of it welded in[frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

cross member and sill panels placed in
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trimmed down a little
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back of panel coated
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inside box coated
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some welding and painting[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

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new gas bottle as i ran out i just use the co2 to save renting a bottle its far cheaper[frame][/frame][frame][/frame]
time to roll it back on to the level[frame][/frame]
trial fit door to see it still fits haha, went on surprisingly well[frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

and now onto the next side[frame][/frame]

suspension removed[frame][/frame]

lovely looking inner wing etc[frame][/frame]

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Some great work there. Looks like it'll be on the road soon.

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time to roll it over onto its other side[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

Dashed good job sir

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this is the next part to fix hopfully tonight[frame][/frame]

how it is sitting right now waiting for me![frame][/frame]

panky wrote:Dashed good job sir

Thankyou very much

It all looks so familiar...

Excellent work indeed! Keep it up and keep the pictures coming!