1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
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1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
hi i am baptiste i write to you from france
i just bought a morris mkII, i found it not far away of my town, but she comes from Portugal.
she have strange doors, it's like mk1/2 doors but more larger , and it have the same window as the mk3
that's all for now.
if you have some informations of this kind of doors i am interested
cheers .
i just bought a morris mkII, i found it not far away of my town, but she comes from Portugal.
she have strange doors, it's like mk1/2 doors but more larger , and it have the same window as the mk3
that's all for now.
if you have some informations of this kind of doors i am interested
cheers .
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
It looks as if the doors could be mk3 but with a outside hinge conversion ... Ken
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
it looks like a neat conversion though, most people don't bother to round the front corner of the door offswifty wrote:It looks as if the doors could be mk3 but with a outside hinge conversion ... Ken
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
its got mk3 b pillars in it, but mk1/2 a pillars, so I guess whoever has done the conversion has done some cutting on the shell, it also looks to have had had some work done on the bit that goes between the door and the roof - its a bit wonky and you can see the grinder marks in it.
I guess you need to start digging at the paint and see whats under it.............
or just leave it as it is and enjoy it!
I guess you need to start digging at the paint and see whats under it.............
or just leave it as it is and enjoy it!
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
I knew this is not a cooper, cooper s, but it was interesting financially; so it doesn't matter.
I have the "papers" (?) of a morris 1000 69, and she is in pretty good shape.
I do not regret my purchase =)
i try to fix mkI mkII doors and, there's not lot of work to change it .
I have the "papers" (?) of a morris 1000 69, and she is in pretty good shape.
I do not regret my purchase =)
i try to fix mkI mkII doors and, there's not lot of work to change it .
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
i have mkII door
the same door on other mkI
always the same door on my mkII
the only big difference
I found this on an another forum, a door from mkI / II on a mk3 / 4 ..
it's strange . this is the first time I see that.
but I think it's a mkII
the same door on other mkI
always the same door on my mkII
the only big difference
I found this on an another forum, a door from mkI / II on a mk3 / 4 ..
it's strange . this is the first time I see that.
but I think it's a mkII
Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
This is not the first time I have seen a car like this posted on a forum. This car came from Malta.
A couple of years ago this one was discussed on the mini forum
http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/to ... ease-help/
I've done some digging on the web but nothing has turned up, but could this something that was built in the IMA factory in Portugal?
A couple of years ago this one was discussed on the mini forum
http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/to ... ease-help/
I've done some digging on the web but nothing has turned up, but could this something that was built in the IMA factory in Portugal?
Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
It will probably be a locally built special. Australian Mini Clubmans for example had the early exterior hinge type doors for a while and also had the lift up type handles.
Does the car have Hydrolastic suspension?
Does the car have Hydrolastic suspension?
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
yes it have Hydrolastic, remote for the gear box,
this is a nice little car !
this is a nice little car !
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
It sounds a very nice and extremely rare variant of the Mk2 saloon.
I'd leave those doors as they are if it were mine
I'd leave those doors as they are if it were mine
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
thank you, and i dont know where it was builtsurfblue63 wrote:This is not the first time I have seen a car like this posted on a forum. This car came from Malta.
A couple of years ago this one was discussed on the mini forum
http://www.theminiforum.co.uk/forums/to ... ease-help/
I've done some digging on the web but nothing has turned up, but could this something that was built in the IMA factory in Portugal?
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
Is there a letter on the end of the chassis number? That might give a clue as to the build location.
Portugal seems to have done some strange things such as the wind down windows in the rear of Mini estates.
Portugal seems to have done some strange things such as the wind down windows in the rear of Mini estates.
The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who do not possess it.
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
I've got news, I was very lucky I found the old mechanic.
and he said that he do modification in the 70's for his client,
because he wanted modern doors as the mk3
this is not an original model.
I thought it was strange to have no doc and no Ads,
and he said that he do modification in the 70's for his client,
because he wanted modern doors as the mk3
this is not an original model.
I thought it was strange to have no doc and no Ads,
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
I found it, she is in poor condition but is complete
only the front of this car is nice but there's also good things, all accessories are in rather good condition (lights, grille, steering wheel..)
she is very rusty
nevertheless I can take what i want on it to start restoration
only the front of this car is nice but there's also good things, all accessories are in rather good condition (lights, grille, steering wheel..)
she is very rusty
nevertheless I can take what i want on it to start restoration
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
Such a shame that the roof guttering is so rusty. The rest of the Mini looks quite reasonable.
That's an interesting front grille. I've got something similar with the same fixing tabs.
That's an interesting front grille. I've got something similar with the same fixing tabs.
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
nop she is very rusty i'll take anothers pictures , she was repaired with newspaper and some masticInimiaD wrote:Such a shame that the roof guttering is so rusty. The rest of the Mini looks quite reasonable.
That's an interesting front grille. I've got something similar with the same fixing tabs.
and if you have more information about this grille , i will be interested
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Re: 1969 mkII Morris 1000 super deluxe
really ugly
rear window holding the roof
the seats are ok compared to the car
surgical cuts
1st
2nd
Now I have a convertible
she was a real Swiss cheese, the previous owner had done massacres , but thanks to it I will be able to repair several auto
rear window holding the roof
the seats are ok compared to the car
surgical cuts
1st
2nd
Now I have a convertible
she was a real Swiss cheese, the previous owner had done massacres , but thanks to it I will be able to repair several auto