The great escape…

...well sort of....  Ok, not really.  But for the second time this year I left the UK just shortly before the Covid19 lockdown. Back in March it was to pick up my MGB GT from Frontline. Today I was able to pick the overhauled rear axle from JB Sports Engineering. Just by the looks of... Continue Reading →

One step forward, two steps back…

An aspect of a Morgan rebuild project that I did not really thought of too much in advance is trial fitting. Since this is still a hand-made car it is quite obvious that some parts require more fiddling when reassembling compared to for example the 1991 Mini Cooper I restored last year. So the last... Continue Reading →

Door repair

The doors were taken off the Morgan on the day in mid-April 2020 I made the decision to do a full restore of the car. Back them I stored them somewhere safe on a shelf just as they came off the car. During the frame repair I stripped all panels on the frame by hand.... Continue Reading →

Brakes

While the entire family loved driving the Morgan before I started the restore, nobody would have claimed that they liked the brakes. It is not the lack of an ABS - it is the lack of a servo combined (as I know now) with a broken rear slave cylinder and the rather small surface of... Continue Reading →

Rebuild progress

Squeezing in some hours in the garage after work last week was difficult. One of the important tasks I had to get done was to cut out new floorboards from waterproof plywood. I already dropped off some smaller parts at the paint shop last week and I also want the underside to the floorboards to... Continue Reading →

one of these slow days

Especially when you just have a few hours after work to spent in the garage you sometimes feel that you are not making any progress. Well one of the larger tasks was completing the wooden frame and this is king of sorted now. Ok - I know that it isn't. Two more coats of black... Continue Reading →

“Frameworks” part 2

Although I only had 4 hours in the garage today I feel pretty exhausted and fired up at the same time. The fixed corner in the rear wheel arch turned out quite nice. With this out of the way I started to assemble all wooden parts both old and as well as the four new... Continue Reading →

Not “On the woodway”, am I?

By now even native english speaker should have heard this word-for-word translation for the german saying "Auf dem Holzweg sein". And if you have read one of my d a previous entries who know that I still need to fix the wooden frame. After I took the frame from the chassis a couple of month... Continue Reading →

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