Greg Mackie's Morgan Restoration.

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Bob Bull
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Greg Mackie's Morgan Restoration.

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Greg, is a relatively new addition to the membership of BHP and resides in Australia (well someone has to), and is a fine engineer, he told me so, and is currently restoring some kind of old Mog, what sort I have no idea. He is also the proud owner of this fine motor car;

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A 1924 Minerva MB, and Greg is only the third owner from new.

Unfortunately I have just been advised that I have to go shopping, so I will post the Morgan pictures a little later.

Until then ....

Bob.
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Minerva engine. Greg on floor.

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Bearing gone.

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Morgan?

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I post these pictures as a service to Morgan aficionados everywhere, and have no idea what they show, and I care even less, but I am quite certain that;

a) Greg is doing a fine job.

b) Mark shears will be eagerly poring over them seeking enlightenment.


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Hi Bob,

Photos: Well done! Yes, he is doing a nice job. I hope he can make the doors in a way that they fit perfect (for a long time).

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Thank you for posting the photos Bob, although the Minerva ones were only to show you why the Morgan had been 'pushed aside' for a while. Just for the record, I am the bloke holding the engine steady [with great skill]....Bill Sides [Minerva 'guru'] the one on the floor, with torch, inspecting the 'rattly bits'. In about 2 weeks time, the Minerva will have been fully road-registered for 90 years. Still has original number plates -39988.

Promise to get back to the Morgan [1938 4-4 D/H coupe] ASAP. :oops:
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Love the Minerva!

But I think Simon King will be even more interested in the restoration of the Morgan series 1 DHC than me...

He has a vested interest!

Seasons greetings to all.

Cheers

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Yes, thank you Mark. I would be delighted to see FYL 631 at the same point of restoration! Still, great to see the photos and another DHC making the journey back to being roadworthy again =D>

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Just look at those lovely wheels Simon - and all you other Series 1 owners who covet Easi-Clean wheels...!

A Happy Christmas to you all - on both sides of the World!

Cheers

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Merry Christmas from 'Down Under'. Have fun at the Leathern Bottle.

Forecast for the next week or so 'round our way is for temperatures around 30 degrees....that's 'C' not 'F'. :D

Greg
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