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Hi great videos, do you have any footage of you putting in the door jams and top sill full panel? I’d love to see it done, I’m doing the same thing myself. Thanks

I have the same mini as this 👍🏻. Only just found this channel & I'm enjoying it 😀

Your videos are great really informative and accurate 🙂

Hello, How can I find a new seal to put under the head of the bolt that holds the canister in place? My Zephyr has a bad oil leak from around the head of the bolt. Thanks for any advice.

Replacements are no doubt plastic whereas originals were metal and glass.

I wouldn't lift it on the rocker cover bolts

Well done, brilliant filming, very well desscribed, easy to understand. Gives me confidence to service my Traveller. Keep posting more Morris videos. Great to see a young engineer being an enthusiast. Thankyou.

Hello sir , thank you for sharing , my car is Nissan and it’s 10w30, can I use Toyota brand oil 10w30 , it’s safe 100% nothing bad will happen ?

Sorry to here this Not uncommon I once worked for a someone who had so much work he went bankrupt Believe it or not Chin up mate, keep plugging away Loved your vids, they are at a pace I really enjoyed Good luck

Great to see you have been keeping busy and still putting up updates, all the best.

Great to see you bback👍

Brilliant work, a true professional there :)

Nice work, look forward to the GT project

Looking good :)

Nice to hear you will be working on the GT. Thanks.

Just watched all of the mini vids. Very informative an well explained with some really good tips. Many thanks!

Making good progress! So excited to see it all done :)

Nice to see your project coming on again, your doing a great job.

it`s a big job swapping out the floor in a Mini, your doing a grand job, keep it up.

Well done. Good job. I rebuilt my back axle a few years ago but it all went together without any struggle! Think I was lucky!

I'll watch any videos you decide to post to this channel but I do wish you all the very best and hope that everything works out well for you.

Hey. I didn't know you were back. You have brightened up my day.

Thanks for this,it was very useful ,I’ve had these lighting kits a while ,not sure how they went together as I took car apart many years ago ! I’m well on my way through restoring a mk3 spitfire I’ve had 50 yrs ,so I’ve been doing other things in between,now I can proceed with this it’s another job off the list!many thanks!Can I ask where you bought the spring clip?

Nice to see you back, we have lots of work for you in Canada, cheers

Good to see a new video from you. I look forward to the next one. keep up the good work

Great to see you back, looking forward to the progress with this, keep up the excellent work with it ? Thanks for your opinion on my mini at the Scouts😀

You might have mentioned the sizes of spanners & sockets used rather than terming them as "big"

Great tutorial I hope mine is a simple as that when I do it thanks Sean 👍

Keep up the vids please they are really helpful!

New subscriber to your channel. Great video man, but way wayyyy too long. Keep the chat down to a minimum and put some music with it along with some different camera angles and helpful tips. The fast forwarding was good but instead of having it show parts of what your doing, allow it to show everything with some music. There’s a lot of detail in your work, but definitely needs some adjustment to suit a customers car. In 17 years of being in the trade, if I had done something like pry against the bodywork to get an indicator out, I’d have been shot. It’s constructive criticism so take it with a grain of salt. Stay covid safe man

Nice to see a new video from you. Please don`t quit making them.

Nice to see you back, good luck

Welcome back. Keep the videos coming

Welcome back. This was-as always- great content. Thanks

Nice to see you back Kevin

Such a shame you have had to fold down your business. I hope you've managed to keep your moggy van (i have one too) Keep the videos coming if you can. I'm sure your skills will come in useful in your future career.

It’s nice to see you back, I hope you’re going to be back for a while.

you only need to fill the dashpot up to the level of the internal piston ram tube wow

Brilliant video, I'm just about to do this job on my classic MK3 mini. Unsure about a few things though. I currently have a sealed beam which I want to replace for a H4 Wipac setup. Where is the sidelight though? Is it within the bulb? Also where did you buy all the parts from?

Hi there I have recently bought a Morris minor and find your video’s really well explained and very helpful you are helping very much service my moggy keep up the great video’s I’ll be watching many thanks Sean 👍

You’re a good egg.

Hello Kevin, I was very sad today for you, having heard your news. I have watched my way through you mini project videos and I find you to be not only experienced and knowledgeable but also a very pleasant and charismatic chap. Of course there can be no business if demand isn’t there or you cannot supply due to issues with parts, materials or labour, but it is sad to see you putting such effort and enthusiasm into your work and still you are forced to downsize. At 63 and having been successful in my aviation career, I would have no problem with working for you. You have my respect and I wish you all the best. Please do keep producing some TH-cam output and let us know where to find it!

A few years later.... he finally got the lamps out, oh no wait Not yet theres a little screw we need to....

I know this late to the show, tapping requires lube, also impact guns would help alot

Hello, do you have a copy I can download of the service sheet please?

The spot wed cutter works better if you use a small drill first rather than centre punch, gives a better location.

This looked tricky, so because I already had the diff off the car, I had my mechanic change the seal. He only charged $20! If I ever have to do it under the car, I'll follow your guidance. Thanks!

Great video - I have been using POR-15 on my Minor restoration and although the prep takes time, It is worth it. Thanks!

I shall miss your contribution of additional content. This is terrific and very helpful. Be well.

or the old fashioned way ...bang a screwdriver in it and turn