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Have you ever seen a Turbo Dodge engine stuffed into a 1960 Morris Minor? You will. This is my page on the mini-street rod I'm building out of a chopped 1960 Morris Minor. It's a rear wheel drive British car that was the big-brother to the Morris Mini-Minor - aka Mini. Now that BMW is producing the "new Mini", will we see a new "Morris"? Who knows. I'm just going to be content building this RWD Dodge screamer based on a 2.5L Dodge Dakota.
Looking for an easy way to make your Dodge RWD? Bolt an A-904 to your 2.2L/2.5L Dodge. NOTE: The adapter project is just that . . . a project. I haven't been in contact with Glen Smith to know where he is with things. Likewise I don't really have much help for you if you are wanting to convert your FWD Dodge into a RWD car. I'm already starting with a RWD car, I just needed the engine to go the "right" direction for my application. [More...]
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Site Notes
April 16, 2003 -- Basically I need all the goodies to take a TBI engine to T2 status. The Dakota is going to be my parts fetcher and rolling guinea pig for a while for Project Morris. Look for more on the updates page.
April 14th, 2003 -- My little baby, "Katie" Miller, turned one year old on Saturday. It's hard to imagine that an entire year has passed from her birth. It's been one roller coaster of a year, from business to personal things. The Dakota will probably be swapped into the garage sometime this week for headgasket work. The Morris goes outside to wait for the engine transplant. More details soon . . .
April 6th, 2003 -- Oh my gosh . . . he changed the site! I know, it's a big change. I had some old stuff here and there and I'm not quite done totally, but it's a good start. I'm hoping to experiment with a few other things shortly . . . I have this nifty remote web camera just sitting around so I might have ton install a "Garage Cam". Keep watching for more changes. I promised myself to not work so hard and take some time here and there. My daughter turns 1 year old April 12th.
New, uh old, content: Vendors listing - 4/3/2002
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