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How do you get a wee bit of rust near the light on the paint work out thanks Allan

Backlit in a frame would look nice .

Yes! A nice box around it and a good cleaning; it'll be pretty as a picture.

Great couple of videos from you recently , I’ll be giving you a shout out when I do an update , I have a new project that needs everything doing to it a 1963 2 door , I’ll be giving an update on it soon , best wishes for the new year , from near Goole 👍

Did you say it's a very Moggy day? 😊

It’s like Aladdin’s cave!

Any hinges for the Traveller drivers side door? Mine are sagging !

Merry Christmas always entertaining

Keep up the good work by the way use axle stands I had to keep looking away 😮

Thanks for going into depth about the location, others do not even show where the filter goes. So appreciate that.

Merry Christmas and good work!

Merry Christmas to you and all in the UK!

Put both feet out first then stand up.

Hi, SU fuel pumps the worst things ever made, one thing about them if a Moggie won't go, it's the pump.From Nr Chester.

You got enough room for a British van a sedan and delivery truck . Or exactly one American auto 😂

Great video i have a traveller Morris which is always trouble too

A fine game of 'Moggie Tetris" is never without some complications.

Great to see, looking forward to seeing the repair progress 👍

I wouldn't push to hard on that sill big fella they are well known for rust you don't no Wats under that paint 😂🤣

😂

I sat in John's then tried getting out 😆😆

could do with a pan full of them

What’s this to do with a Morris minor?

Well done on the 1000 subscribers! Great channel, keep the videos coming 👏🏻📹

Liked and subs hope you have mine youtube@flapjackandbeans

So now they'll give you tuppence for every video? I've heard it's something like that.

Hi , keep greasing those bottom steering swivels. My mate dropped me off and when we stopped the front wheel fell off, broken swivel!! Many thanks for bringing back some great memories with the Moggy videos.

Many congratulations - that's a real milestone. Less than 10% of TH-cam channels make it to a 1000 subs believe it or not! That's still a lot of channels but even so an achievement. I'm about 200 behind so looking forward to this (probably in 2025). Cheers, Mike & Maia

Who's footing your ladders ?

HI, good job. Keep vids coming please.

remembar these lovely old cars so well i was born in 1969 so been round them for years... we had mostly fords of that time but got to drive some for friend that bought and sold cars...as i am getting on would be happy owning a moggy as dont mind driving slower these days..

Think we need to go back to Mexico… very soon x

Right! Now you'll be getting things done!

I have had some tasty cars in my life but I would kill for a Morris Traveller that's in mint condition, keep on seeing them as shows and nobody wants to sell. Funny old world.

Can’t beat a st 220 I’ve got 5 of them lovely motors

Great work mate

do love the moggys hope to get one some time as getting on my self 55 tomorow so dont mind a slower car to plod along .....nice renault trafic i have a 12 plate part camper day van ...

Good to see the shop is coming along!

It’s amazing that these traction engines survived the scrap man and thank god they did. 👍🇬🇧

Ace

Great

Great

Top work

Brilliant

Great video Simon

Nice find! Good to see a snippet of the Traveller as well

Most 3-wheelers were made in the UK (Brighton Iseta Limited) and NOT all had chassis # STAMPED on the chassis. It was to be found on a plate riveted to the wheel arch of the BODY. Some UK car did have the chassis number stamped on the chassis, as did all the car built in Germany. It was located on the front edge of the front, lower chassis cross bar, near one side or the other depending on if it was to be a 3W or 4W car. The engine number is on the outer 'timing' cover, top lip. Your vid at 6.04 between the top of the oil filler tube and the lower push rod tubes. The long rod type thing, is the remote gear change lever. Depending on where you are, unless you have a plan for it, why not donate it to the Isetta Owners Club of UK. I would be interested in buying the carbs. Chess, Southampton

right enjoyed that thank u 4 sharing your day with us , we would have been there and many other shows but my wife still really poorly so am looking after her at home ,

Good show, nice to meet everyone, you & llord jackson & co, from Simon's mum & dad ☺️

Great show! How’s things with your Moggie fleet?