the Morris Project - VCCCP

Junooni · 28-04-2008, 11:50 AM

Restoration of the 1952 Morris Minor.

Umery · 28-04-2008, 11:54 AM

My Father Owns A morris 1966 Van

Junooni · 28-04-2008, 11:57 AM

here's the Morris pics from the VCCCP thread. will post more as the project goes underway....

KamranAslam · 28-04-2008, 12:07 PM

Good Luck for the Project (Y)

PuNk · 28-04-2008, 12:11 PM

Waoo Split Screen Morris!
What A Collectible!

hawke100 · 28-04-2008, 12:37 PM

Hey Hey how about copyrights of the pix. I need royalty for this.

. Good Luck

Junooni · 28-04-2008, 01:36 PM

Junooni · 28-04-2008, 01:49 PM

some specs of the engine

moak89 · 28-04-2008, 05:32 PM

@hawke100...please dont sue us...lol

moak89 · 28-04-2008, 11:24 PM

ok shes home people
the new baby is home.

today when we went to pick her up, we took a battery with us...along with some fuel.

the amazing news is...that she started up on the FIRST self...yes thats right people...the first self...even though she had been standing since 2-3 years i believe.
i was really astonished by that...couldnt believe it...

so then we drove her right home...and shes here now...safe and sound.

here are some pics...sry for the bad quality bros

Front

Hood Open

Motor

Connecting the fuel pipe

Rear

Sideview at home

Front view at home

Heres a video of her...getting her out of the workshop...ready to go home...btw the car is being driven out of the workshop in the video..its not being pushed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_dk-DTI_p8

enjoy mates...

psyb0rg · 29-04-2008, 01:22 AM

Good going lads!!
Where will the car go for the work?
Can't wait to see the finished product!

nickatnite · 29-04-2008, 02:14 AM

A real beauty. Give the old gal a stunning makeover. (Y)

hawke100 · 29-04-2008, 03:32 PM

I went there in the morning found morris missing. Then my friend told me it drove out by the new owner. I knew where to find it. On Internet Ofcourse. These old english engines are die hard. Enjoy restoring , this car deserves it.

moak89 · 29-04-2008, 03:35 PM

@jasim...thanks man. ne ways...we really havent decided from where we're gonna get the work done from...
have to make lists now and plan everything out...so if falls as step by step.
@nickatnite...yup she sure is..and yea we'll try our best to make her look good.

here are some daytime pics...

farrukhahmed · 02-05-2008, 01:49 PM

btw, this is junooni......going with my real name onwards....

the car is at my place in gulshan now.

we had a delightful trip home. the car ran pretty ok, except for a little missing...found out that the speedo still works!

the brakes were barely working, clocked a max of 20mph due to this.

plan to start working on the brakes first so the car is mobile atleast.

need details on the suspension parts from anyone....

AsadIshaque · 02-05-2008, 08:29 PM

Hello Farrukh and Moak

Good luck with this project!

Please post your wish list as I think I might be able to help you with some parts.

Would be following this closely. Wish to see the car in person sometime next week if we can arrange some convinient time.

best wishes and good luck.

farrukhahmed · 03-05-2008, 10:49 AM

hey asad! thanx a lot......
i intend to take as much inventory as possible today after i get back home from work in the afternoon...also intend to take apart the entire brake system for overhauling.

would love your guidance and of course you can visit anytime you want......i hope to pick up pace in the next week.
you can contact me at 0334-3646298.

AsadIshaque · 03-05-2008, 10:01 PM

Thanks,

Would contact you next week. Might come with psyborg (jasim) I am sure he would be interested!

Please snap and post pics of any procedures done.

farrukhahmed · 05-05-2008, 10:24 AM

the brakes got fixed......they were a surprise from the beginning.
the garage guy had said that the brakes aren't working at all and need major work in them that's why they haven't fixed them.
when we opened up the stuff, the master cylinder alongwith all the wheel cylinders were in scratchless condition and did not even require replacement of the washers. the drums were also without any scratches, they just had the shoe dust in them which was wiped clean. one of the wheel cylinders was jammed which was cleaned and put together again, and the brake pedal was stiff again after bleeding the air out.
only the shoes were totally worn out - to the metal and needed a new leather....
i've managed to get the original style leather, with rivets and hopefully, if the mechanic keeps his word, everything should be back together again by the time i get back from work. here are a couple of pics of the restored brake shoes:

moak89 · 05-05-2008, 03:09 PM

more pics while the work was getting done

28-04-2008, 11:50 AM	#1
Junooni 991 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 59	the Morris Project - VCCCP Restoration of the 1952 Morris Minor. __________________ -

28-04-2008, 11:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
Umery 840 days old at PW Location: Chakwal Age: 18 Posts: 91	My Father Owns A morris 1966 Van __________________ -

28-04-2008, 11:57 AM	#3 (permalink)
Junooni 991 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 59	here's the Morris pics from the VCCCP thread. will post more as the project goes underway.... __________________ -

28-04-2008, 12:07 PM	#4 (permalink)
KamranAslam 1,302 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 26 Posts: 4,582	Good Luck for the Project (Y) __________________ Those who can,they Do. Those who cant, they Teach.

28-04-2008, 12:11 PM	#5 (permalink)
PuNk 1,814 days old at PW Location: Islamabad Age: 23 Posts: 13,966	Waoo Split Screen Morris! What A Collectible! __________________ Long Live Pakistan! Miss You Adil!

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28-04-2008, 12:37 PM	#6 (permalink)
hawke100 1,425 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 35 Posts: 136	Hey Hey how about copyrights of the pix. I need royalty for this. . Good Luck __________________ My Rides ZoZookee WagonR 660cc and Work in Progress BMW 316 E30 1984

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Junooni 991 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 59	some specs of the engine __________________ -

28-04-2008, 05:32 PM	#9 (permalink)
moak89 1,197 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 79 Posts: 1,263	@hawke100...please dont sue us...lol __________________ TurboD16Z6: Garrett T28 boosted to 18psi, Fmic, forged pistons, Eagle forged rods, posted block, ACL bearings, ARP headstuds, y8 mani, 560cc injectors, Dual fuel pump setup (460lph), 2.5bar mapsensor, msd ignition with msd coil, chiped on crome, ACT 4puck xtreme clutch kit, solid engine mounts...Wheelspin Wheelspin Wheelspin. New turbo setup in the works...

28-04-2008, 11:24 PM	#10 (permalink)
moak89 1,197 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 79 Posts: 1,263	ok shes home people the new baby is home. today when we went to pick her up, we took a battery with us...along with some fuel. the amazing news is...that she started up on the FIRST self...yes thats right people...the first self...even though she had been standing since 2-3 years i believe. i was really astonished by that...couldnt believe it... so then we drove her right home...and shes here now...safe and sound. here are some pics...sry for the bad quality bros Front Hood Open Motor Connecting the fuel pipe Rear Sideview at home Front view at home Heres a video of her...getting her out of the workshop...ready to go home...btw the car is being driven out of the workshop in the video..its not being pushed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_dk-DTI_p8 enjoy mates... __________________ TurboD16Z6: Garrett T28 boosted to 18psi, Fmic, forged pistons, Eagle forged rods, posted block, ACL bearings, ARP headstuds, y8 mani, 560cc injectors, Dual fuel pump setup (460lph), 2.5bar mapsensor, msd ignition with msd coil, chiped on crome, ACT 4puck xtreme clutch kit, solid engine mounts...Wheelspin Wheelspin Wheelspin. New turbo setup in the works...

29-04-2008, 01:22 AM	#11 (permalink)
psyb0rg 1,528 days old at PW Location: San Jose Age: 21 Posts: 3,005	Good going lads!! Where will the car go for the work? Can't wait to see the finished product! __________________ "The rough, hard idle swells up and out from under the car, ricochets off other cars, and rams into the ears of the driver, the spectators. You think twice about a 383 Road Runner, but a hemi only once -- and let it pass."

29-04-2008, 02:14 AM	#12 (permalink)
nickatnite 1,521 days old at PW Location: New York///Chennai Age: 39 Posts: 19,173	A real beauty. Give the old gal a stunning makeover. (Y) __________________ nickatnite

29-04-2008, 03:32 PM	#13 (permalink)
hawke100 1,425 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 35 Posts: 136	I went there in the morning found morris missing. Then my friend told me it drove out by the new owner. I knew where to find it. On Internet Ofcourse. These old english engines are die hard. Enjoy restoring , this car deserves it. __________________ My Rides ZoZookee WagonR 660cc and Work in Progress BMW 316 E30 1984

29-04-2008, 03:35 PM	#14 (permalink)
moak89 1,197 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 79 Posts: 1,263	@jasim...thanks man. ne ways...we really havent decided from where we're gonna get the work done from... have to make lists now and plan everything out...so if falls as step by step. @nickatnite...yup she sure is..and yea we'll try our best to make her look good. here are some daytime pics... __________________ TurboD16Z6: Garrett T28 boosted to 18psi, Fmic, forged pistons, Eagle forged rods, posted block, ACL bearings, ARP headstuds, y8 mani, 560cc injectors, Dual fuel pump setup (460lph), 2.5bar mapsensor, msd ignition with msd coil, chiped on crome, ACT 4puck xtreme clutch kit, solid engine mounts...Wheelspin Wheelspin Wheelspin. New turbo setup in the works...

02-05-2008, 01:49 PM	#15 (permalink)
farrukhahmed 568 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 75	btw, this is junooni......going with my real name onwards.... the car is at my place in gulshan now. we had a delightful trip home. the car ran pretty ok, except for a little missing...found out that the speedo still works! the brakes were barely working, clocked a max of 20mph due to this. plan to start working on the brakes first so the car is mobile atleast. need details on the suspension parts from anyone.... __________________ (1)-1975 Toyota Trueno: 280ZX drivetrain, NOS, custom built Mustang body-kit; (2)-1952 Morris split-screen; (3)-1991 Nissan Figaro

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02-05-2008, 08:29 PM	#16 (permalink)
AsadIshaque 1,600 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 2,454	Hello Farrukh and Moak Good luck with this project! Please post your wish list as I think I might be able to help you with some parts. Would be following this closely. Wish to see the car in person sometime next week if we can arrange some convinient time. best wishes and good luck. __________________ If there are no Beetles in heaven, Im not going!!!

03-05-2008, 10:49 AM	#17 (permalink)
farrukhahmed 568 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 75	hey asad! thanx a lot...... i intend to take as much inventory as possible today after i get back home from work in the afternoon...also intend to take apart the entire brake system for overhauling. would love your guidance and of course you can visit anytime you want......i hope to pick up pace in the next week. you can contact me at 0334-3646298. __________________ (1)-1975 Toyota Trueno: 280ZX drivetrain, NOS, custom built Mustang body-kit; (2)-1952 Morris split-screen; (3)-1991 Nissan Figaro

03-05-2008, 10:01 PM	#18 (permalink)
AsadIshaque 1,600 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 2,454	Thanks, Would contact you next week. Might come with psyborg (jasim) I am sure he would be interested! Please snap and post pics of any procedures done. __________________ If there are no Beetles in heaven, Im not going!!!

05-05-2008, 10:24 AM	#19 (permalink)
farrukhahmed 568 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 31 Posts: 75	the brakes got fixed......they were a surprise from the beginning. the garage guy had said that the brakes aren't working at all and need major work in them that's why they haven't fixed them. when we opened up the stuff, the master cylinder alongwith all the wheel cylinders were in scratchless condition and did not even require replacement of the washers. the drums were also without any scratches, they just had the shoe dust in them which was wiped clean. one of the wheel cylinders was jammed which was cleaned and put together again, and the brake pedal was stiff again after bleeding the air out. only the shoes were totally worn out - to the metal and needed a new leather.... i've managed to get the original style leather, with rivets and hopefully, if the mechanic keeps his word, everything should be back together again by the time i get back from work. here are a couple of pics of the restored brake shoes: __________________ (1)-1975 Toyota Trueno: 280ZX drivetrain, NOS, custom built Mustang body-kit; (2)-1952 Morris split-screen; (3)-1991 Nissan Figaro

05-05-2008, 03:09 PM	#20 (permalink)
moak89 1,197 days old at PW Location: Karachi Age: 79 Posts: 1,263	more pics while the work was getting done __________________ TurboD16Z6: Garrett T28 boosted to 18psi, Fmic, forged pistons, Eagle forged rods, posted block, ACL bearings, ARP headstuds, y8 mani, 560cc injectors, Dual fuel pump setup (460lph), 2.5bar mapsensor, msd ignition with msd coil, chiped on crome, ACT 4puck xtreme clutch kit, solid engine mounts...Wheelspin Wheelspin Wheelspin. New turbo setup in the works...