I'm measuring milestones by the goofy things now . . . the car is finally out from a car cover and in the garage. I'm going to give the stocker a little lovin' and see if it'll turn the hamster wheel a few more times. (950cc. and 37 horse . . .like that'll last long.) I love the above photo, but keep it in perspective, those are thirteen inch wheels . . . 1400 lbs now and 1800 lbs target should be fun. I ripped out carpet and everything not bolted in and the floorpan doesn't look too bad. A few crude patches here and there, but driveable with a little work.

Bradley Miller
Project Morris -- http://morris.accesszone.com
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Bradley Miller
http://morris.accesszone.com -- Honey I shrunk the street rod

Hey Brad; There is hope, when we were at Laughlin last fall I saw a vw bug w/a HEMI in the trunk, and it was hooked up! Man that had to be an E ticket ride. R P Peggys other half
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Peggy Diegan

Hey Bradley
I've always thought those little Morris Minors were neat
but have never seen one tricked out. I've also heard they had an odd bolt size, and it isn't metric either.
Good luck with the "project"
Keep on roddin Gearheads.

Actually it's a 4 x 4" pattern. Boat wheels fit great, as do the Chevy Vega wheels. (I think that's what those universals on the rear are.)


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Bradley Miller
http://morris.accesszone.com -- Honey I shrunk the street rod

Kool.......... you ever decide what engine will fall into the Morris?

I have a 61 Morris Minor that is a runner driver. A bit more than the 938cc motor would be nice.

I bought a Crosley 1947 pickup today, oh oh.......... That makes 5 Crosleys I own now.
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Tony