Our Morris Minor Goes Home

We recently said goodbye to our 1969 Morris Minor as it returned home to its happy owners.

This classic car wasn’t in the Bridge Classic Cars workshop for very long but it is now ready for its owners to take back out on the road and enjoy once again.

We hope to see our 1969 Morris Minor again in the future.

Sealing And Painting

Since we collected our 1969 Morris Minor and safely delivered it to the Bridge Classic Cars workshop, it has been under the care of our experienced classic car technicians.

Dave has continued his work on our Morris Minor Convertible by resealing the exhaust clamp. This is all part of the bigger picture of getting the car running and through an MOT as well as a structured recommissioning over time.

While Dave was working on the exhaust clamp, classic car technician Mauro was giving the wheels of this classic car some attention.

The wheels were coated in epoxy primer before being painted and, as you can see from the photos below, they are looking much better after leaving the paintshop.

Fuel, Battery, And Prep

Our 1969 Morris Minor has had the attention of classic car technician Dave as of late. He drained the fuel from the car and replaced it with fresh fuel. He also removed the old battery and fitted a new one in its place.

Dave has removed the wheels from this classic car too. This was done so they could be sandblasted and painted ready for new tyres to be fitted in the near future.

Work continues on our 1969 Morris Minor and we look forward to seeing it progress through its restoration journey in the Bridge Classic Cars workshop.

Safely Delivered To The Workshop

The team recently collected our 1969 Morris Minor Convertible from its owner and delivered it safely to the Bridge Classic Cars workshop.

While it is here, it will undergo a thorough inspection and assessment, and we will resolve any issues found as a result. We will also be preparing it for an MOT.

It looks very similar to another 1969 Morris Minor that recently left the workshop after being restored. Everyone here is looking forward to seeing this latest addition progress through its restoration journey in a similar way too.