We have a '57 4 door saloon. Completely original, never restored, engine's never been out. It is THE most reliable car we own, and that includes two "moderns". It is also the cheapest of our cars to service - with practically all the required work able to be done in one's own garage with hand tools. As my English friends say: "you have to love a Morris Minor - it does what it says on the tin".
the small brass pipe from the carb back to the petrol tank had totally seized up/corroded so i ran a pipe from the carb into a petrol can sitting on the front seat, health and safety would love that. grary
Yeah, front trunions collapsing, electric fuel pump packing in at any time, faulty gearboxes, rotting chassis. Today's cars are far better in every way.
Haha! Those fuel lines are bad hey, we recently restored our one - mechanical fuel pumps are amazing things! I've posted up some videos of our Morris if you want to check it out.
best place for that heap is the scrap-yard, mains are rattling, inside's a total mess and it'll be rusted out; not mention slow, uncomfortable, shite brakes; the list goes on...there's much better 'old' cars around.
![[UNCUT] ฝันรักห้วงนิทรา | EP.9 (3/4)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ikd1tEhXbp8/mqdefault.jpg)
![[ LIVE ] Rank เล่นแต่แครี่ ยาวๆถึง 100ดาว “วันนี้มีกิจกรรมลุ้นรับสกินมาบอกต่อ โก๋แก่ช็อกโกบอล x ROV”](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5NNgkhWj57Y/mqdefault.jpg)
We have a '57 4 door saloon. Completely original, never restored, engine's never been out. It is THE most reliable car we own, and that includes two "moderns". It is also the cheapest of our cars to service - with practically all the required work able to be done in one's own garage with hand tools. As my English friends say: "you have to love a Morris Minor - it does what it says on the tin".
+Thomas Webb Hi, I HAVE A 1955 Morris Minor which is getting restored, let me know if you know anyone that has spares. :)
Thomas Webb 8
@paul austin All you're doing in these comments is coming across as a complete twat. Fucking keyboard warrior.
@paul austin you don't know what your talking about fool.
the small brass pipe from the carb back to the petrol tank had totally seized up/corroded so i ran a pipe from the carb into a petrol can sitting on the front seat, health and safety would love that.
grary
It'll never let you down- great car , and 18 years just proves how hardy they are!!
18 years!!! minors are great little cars
great old british classic
Well dang it...it would have been nice to get a look at that engine...kind of a bummer...
These are good cars and we must keep preserving they
Still in srilanka many good cars running on tha road..
What a beast... And the cars not that bad either.
they sure beat the crap they make today with all their gismos that constantly fail, i would have a morris any day of the week
Yeah, front trunions collapsing, electric fuel pump packing in at any time, faulty gearboxes, rotting chassis. Today's cars are far better in every way.
make sure you all git sensor insurance
Haha! Those fuel lines are bad hey, we recently restored our one - mechanical fuel pumps are amazing things! I've posted up some videos of our Morris if you want to check it out.
Ha. Superb
DMI a Wexford reg number, very nice.
Great
The air con pipe is not supposed to be sticking out like that
dont paint it , just enjoy it
Car equivalent of Honda 90.
I bet the chassis needs welding
@bmwfan4lyfe its not worth it is it? I mean they are cheapish anyway xD
best place for that heap is the scrap-yard, mains are rattling, inside's a total mess and it'll be rusted out; not mention slow, uncomfortable, shite brakes; the list goes on...there's much better 'old' cars around.
Thats a load of plopp jon .. you talk shite as usual
So don’t watch it and go buy a trollmobile instead.
Your name sounds like a shit