A great photo taken in April 2016 by Pete Edgerler at the annual Amberley, Sussex meeting. RX 9207 is an excellent example of a 1932 season Minor Two-seater and had been offered for sale on various platforms for over a year before being passed on to an Essex trader. The car has now sold and is hopefully in the hands of someone who will make regular use of it.

The 2019 PWMN Rally is proving to be the hottest ticket in town! Over two thirds of the available spaces have already been allotted, just seven days after booking availability was announced. If you have been considering entering, don’t delay – you can find a booking form here.

Simon Edwards is about to embark on a trip to Australia to finalise the acquisition of a 1929 Minor rolling chassis along with the remnants of a locally built two-seater body. Upon arrrival back in the UK he will be seeking a restorer to renovate the rolling chassis and to build an appropriate body. If you know of someone who would be prepared to take on such a task, please contact the Network.

Reinout Vogt from Decatur, Georgia, USA has owned this beautiful 1931 MG Midget since 2002. Known as ‘Emma’, Reinout purchased 2m/2735 (ex WM 6401) from Barrie Dean here in the UK at that years MG meeting at Silverstone before shipping it to Chicago, his former home town in the US.

The Network’s 2019 Rally is returning to Marlborough and the rolling downs of Wiltshire. The 30 available entries are sure to be taken-up very quickly, so download and submit your entry form (to be found on the newly launched rally page) in order to guarantee your place!

Despite a belated and hastily re-arranged venue there was an excellent turn-out in the sunshine for the Network’s ‘Far-Eastern’ pub meet. In all, seven Minors were in attendance along with an MG Midget replica, a Wolseley Hornet and an extremely rare Morris Eight Jensen Special.

Please note an unavoidable late change of venue for Sunday’s pub meet. The new venue is The Manor House at Wortham, just off the A143, approximately 2.5 miles distant from the Cross Keys. Start time remains noon. The late change was made necessary by sickness among the catering staff at the Cross Keys.

Fuel them up and head to The Cross Keys in Redgrave. Sunday’s weather for the Norfolk-Suffolk borders is set fair and a warm welcome awaits from the locals who run this community pub. Plan to arrive around noon, all are welcome.

The Network’s tentacles spread far and wide. Long-term member and 1930 Minor Tourer owner Kartik Lunia from Jaipur, India captured this image of a group of local pub-meet participants parked-up while their owners supped something cool and refreshing elsewhere.

Dutch couple Arie and Tineke Roest have just returned from a three week, 1600 mile tour of Ireland in their 1930 Jarvis bodied Wolseley Hornet special. Arie reports that his tool roll remained untouched throughout.