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I have had old British cars for ages, started off back in 1978 with a '57 Morris 1000 panel van. Kept that for a few years, then once kids arrived I stored it intending to rebuild it. Time and rust made that impossible, so I purchased another van in 1993 and kept that for a few years until I changed over to a Morris 1000 convertible. That got passed on in pieces to a fellow in Adelaide, once I bought the Spitfire.
I retired and bought a restored 1968 Triumph Spitfire in 2006 and have been driving that around, although not so much lately.
In 2019 I bought the 2500S and while it's a bit rough atm the bare bones are pretty solid.
I lost most of my tools in the fire, so I am gradually getting stuff bought, but no shed to work in until the new one is finished, hopefully that will change by December.
I was an Industrial Arts teacher and am looking forward to getting the workshop set up again
I have a much neglected web site > Morris Minor 1000 <
and
I have posted a few youtube videos https://www.youtube.com/@chalky543
That'll do for this, catch up again rsn
all the best
Keith
I have had old British cars for ages, started off back in 1978 with a '57 Morris 1000 panel van. Kept that for a few years, then once kids arrived I stored it intending to rebuild it. Time and rust made that impossible, so I purchased another van in 1993 and kept that for a few years until I changed over to a Morris 1000 convertible. That got passed on in pieces to a fellow in Adelaide, once I bought the Spitfire.
I retired and bought a restored 1968 Triumph Spitfire in 2006 and have been driving that around, although not so much lately.
In 2019 I bought the 2500S and while it's a bit rough atm the bare bones are pretty solid.
I lost most of my tools in the fire, so I am gradually getting stuff bought, but no shed to work in until the new one is finished, hopefully that will change by December.
I was an Industrial Arts teacher and am looking forward to getting the workshop set up again
I have a much neglected web site > Morris Minor 1000 <
and
I have posted a few youtube videos https://www.youtube.com/@chalky543
That'll do for this, catch up again rsn
all the best
Keith
