Wow, that’s wonderful. The “knight” looks like he’s hiding from the crowds.
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What a fantastic roof. I wouldn’t want it on my house, but ...
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
LOVE this, some good stuff in your thread Ted
LOVE this, some good stuff in your thread Ted
Wow, that’s wonderful. The “knight” looks like he’s hiding from the crowds.
Thank you all. I didn't notice the reflected panorama until I was reviewing the photos on my iPad! (I was at the 25th annual Woodies on the Wharf last Saturday -- more photos to come.)LOVE this, some good stuff in your thread Ted
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Great shot.... and that song reference is making me
. Ted, you make everything groooovy.
I like it.
Fantastic! What a great scene in the reflection!
Squid Row has endless possibilities!
Great shot.... and that song reference is making me
A sample of the UK contingent at the 25th Woodies on the Wharf. To start, an Austin Mini and a Morris Minor:
Two more Morris Minors:
An Austin something-or-other, maybe a former taxi? (Speak up if you recognize it.)
What fantastic images of these vintage cars! We see them sometimes on UK roads, but they are seldom in such good condition as these examples.
The Morris Minor woodies are darn cute.
Three VW woodies:
I LOVE THEM!!!
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
My brother had one of these in green too, but these are Travellers surely not Minors?
AND the steering wheel appears to be on the wrong side
So is it Morris Traveller or Morris Minor Traveller? (Google waffles on this point.)My brother had one of these in green too, but these are Travellers surely not Minors?
AND the steering wheel appears to be on the wrong side
I noticed that only the Mini and the old Austin had the wheel on the proper side. The Morrises must have been export models.
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
The woody ones with the extended backs I've always known as Morris Travellers. The more compact ones are Morris Minors.So is it Morris Traveller or Morris Minor Traveller? (Google waffles on this point.)
I noticed that only the Mini and the old Austin had the wheel on the proper side. The Morrises must have been export models.
The wood trim on the Mini is looking in need of restoration. I think it is Ash if I remember correctly. The Moris Minor looks nicely redone.
I wonder what a Moris Major would be like.
The first 2 beetle woodies are similar enough to suggest there was a kit of some sort available for the conversion.