GOING off-road in a classic British family car has become a daily pastime for one New Zealand mechanic. Shane Armitage has converted a 1950s Morris Minor Traveller into a 4x4 off-roading beast that he ...

The wheels were upgraded to the Morris Marina’s slightly larger sized wheels for a smoother ride and finished with ‘M’ embossed hub caps. The ‘Woodie’ conversion was carried out with the support of a ...

But “Fun Is Good” remains the club’s driving force, and evidence of the Saints’ influence on minor-league baseball ... Field upgrades and … a Ferris wheel. Say what?

Whilst many drivers love the feeling of getting behind the wheel of a brand new model ... the most popular old car in the UK is the Morris Minor, with around 15,500 still being cherished by ...

Still, after three massive hits and one miss, it was easy to think that Alec Issigonis, designer of the classic Mini, could produce another runaway winner with his largest front-wheel-drive model ...

(Well, aside from modern Minis like the Countryman that have optional all-wheel drive.) The original Morris Mini Minor was a pioneer of space-efficient packaging thanks to a unique transverse ...

1959 Morris Mini Minor: Drafts the packaging template for ... The first real attempt by General Motors at front-wheel drive packs a V-8 and becomes the first production car to demonstrate that ...

This was an elderly Morris Minor 1000, built sometime in the 1960s ... Ah, well, a sexy set of wheels is not necessarily any guarantee of creating the perfect first impression.

And in typical MG style, the steering system came from the Morris Minor. Making a car by putting ... A small, sporty screen and wood-rim steering wheel make for a great combo.

The Morris Mini Minor In August 1959 the car was launched as the “Morris ... It was a groundbreaking design, with its front-wheel drive, transverse engine, sump gearbox, 10-inch wheels, and incredible ...

Morris Minor Traveller, this is no ordinary Traveller as it has a ... stripped and cleaned carb, fitted new rear wheel cylinders and brake shoes, fitted new rear seat cover, carpet etc, also new front ...

Trained by Sun Racing columnist Ben Pauling, the Cotswolds-based handler is praying The Hawkstonian is 'more like a Ferrari than a Morris Minor'. The Hawkstonian looks an imposing unit and trainer ...