Henry and Di Harvey swing VX 7312 their 1932 Minor Two-seater around a tight bend on a recent Morris Register run. (Photo Kate Martin)

Ken Martin took this shot of those taking part in a Morris Register organised mid-Wiltshire run from Devizes to Box on Drive-it-Day (Sunday 22nd April). Alongside Ken’s familiar 1930 Coachbuilt Saloon VX 4590 is another Essex registered Minor VX 7312, a 1932 Two-seater owned by Henry & Di Harvey. There were plenty of other Morris cars taking part along with an MG and an interloping motor cycle! (View more Drive-it-Day images at the foot of this page.)

Congratulations to Tim McLoughlin who has just purchased this 1931 SV (scuttle tank) Minor Coachbuilt Saloon currently registered as RVS 230.

Chris Healey from Essex, UK certainly knows how to treat a lady! His 1932 Minor PN 8658 which hadn’t turned a wheel in anger for many years has once again taken to the road (actually his driveway) albeit without any brakes along with most other things come to that!!

Barry Parker from Tasmania, found this 1934 Morris Minor Saloon in an Australian scrapyard and is slowly progressing its restoration. He urgently needs help sourcing the dimensions of the body frame timbers and if you can help please email the webmaster here.

John Paternoster in his 1929 Minor Tourer SV 9091 leads a procession of Morris cars (an Oxford and two Eights) on the Sunday section of the 2013 Network ‘White Horse’ Rally – somewhere in Wiltshire.

On Sunday 13th July 2008 eleven Minors, a Singer Nine and an Aston Martin Le Mans set out for a run to the coast during the course of that year’s VMR Rally. Their destination was Southwold, Suffolk’s favourite seaside resort where five Minors can be seen parked behind the town’s famous beach huts. A similar run is due to take place this June at the forthcoming PWMN rally, although the destination (for now) remains under wraps.

Lubomír Piksa submitted this image of his 1932 Minor Two-seater 03V 1450 seen here at speed, while taking part in the ‘Veteran Rallye’, an annual event held close-by to Lubomir’s home town of České Budějovice in the Czech Republic.

After 56 years in the ownership of the same family this 1929 Minor Tourer (MT 3286) is reluctantly being put on the market. The car was purchased by the late Roy Hogg in 1962 and has been used in recent years by Ronald, Roy’s son. The asking price is £11,500 and further details can be found on the Cars for sale sub-forum here.

Janie Maeers and Geof Wilson organised a Good Friday ‘run’ through the Leicestershire countryside for friends and family along with their vintage and classic cars. One of the stops on their Dot-to-Dot Tour was the farm shop at the Leicestershire Handmade Cheese Co. in Upton, where a range of craft cheeses were available to taste and purchase. Some of the many interesting cars driven by participants can be seen through the farm shop windows. (Photo Wilson/Maeers)