Kustom Morris Minor

[Mark]

I joined some time ago and posted a pic of my my kustom Falcon Wagon in the introduction but haven’t posted  anything since. I have since sold the wagon.

I have a couple of projects on the go, one of which is a 1959 Morris Minor. There’s quite a bit of a back story as to how I ended up with this project which I wont go in to detail now.

This is my first chop and as you can tell I don’t have any real metal working or trade skills.

 

 

[Mark Spooner]

Liking the slanted posts, gives a Very nice profile, skills come with passion, youve got both……………

[Rik Hoving]

I like it Mark… Nice shapes so far… and the bold colors help put a smile on my face… It screams Fun Project.

Enjoy the beauty of Customizing

[Mark]

Many thanks Mark and Rik for your kind words.

[Torchie]

Mark Spooner wrote:

Liking the slanted posts, gives a Very nice profile, skills come with passion, youve got both……………

Well said Mark

It looks great to me!

Please keep us updated. I really enjoy seeing something different being created.

Torchie

[Mark]

Been MIA, still plodding away on multiple projects. Wont bore you with heaps of pics

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[Mark]

Starting to progress towards the front end 

[Tony]

I see a Model A frame and 30/31 tub body. What’s that about?

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[Mark]

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Tony wrote:

I see a Model A frame and 30/31 tub body. What’s that about?

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Thats project number 3, ’cause even Kustom guys need a hot rod.

IIt’ll be a pre war banger powered poor boy hot rod when finished

[David]

That’s a good looking car right there! Nice job!

[Joe]

I could stand to be bored with more progress pics of this project.

There’s shop in the UK chronicling their Minor build on YouTube. Look up RetroPower.

 

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