Vintage Minor Register

I think this is the sort of arrangement on the dashlamp. The chrome cover has a keyway which engages with the outer ring of the switch/bulb holder.(the outer ring should be turned so the keyway is at the top) The centre contact for the bulb has a pair of protruding lugs which engage with an angled s...

A few misc. windows.

Not my car but looks right.
Acknowledgement TJ 3818

I don't know if this is original but it seems the right sort of thing.
I've got a few spare small bifurcated rivets for the bonnet corner rubbers if you need them.

The 1932 Morris Part No. for the front axle on both the SWB OHV Minor and Family 8 LWB is the same - 36052.
It's also the same part no. for the 1934 SWB and the LWB Minor.

Not sure if it this helps but here’s a picture of the apron and bonnet platforms on my 1934 LWB saloon. The chassis on the 4-door is straight at the front and doesn’t curve downwards like the 2-door, so this may not be of much use. The apron is 6 inches deep and the 4 louvres are 5 1/4 ins. wide. It...

The Morris Register has an online copy of The Journal - Spring 1975, with the Skinner Specials article, in the Members Area.

I think the article you refer to was in the Spring 1975 Journal Volume 7 No. 9. My copy has an orange front cover with a picture and a caption "Focus on 'Skinner Specials' Inside there is the article by Harry Edwards with a page of photographs. If you can confirm it's ok to copy it I can send y...

Old wardrobes etc....good source of mahogany!
A couple of 1933/34 dashboards.

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Original rear seat detail (2008 Morris Register Rally)

You might be interested in this from The Autocar Road Test Nov 1933

On my 1934 4-door saloon the back seat base is not sprung. It has a pocket for either an air cushion or padding.
However the back of the rear seat has a sprung frame which looks very like the frame in your photo.