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Its not the drive,its the look! Pick the right colour and buy a dog and you'll be on the money. It worked for me in the past (red stag/old english sheepdog) J
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Given that every new car purchaser is supposed to receive one year's subscription to Mog Magazine a nice thank-you letter from the factory together with the first issue of the magazine to the new owner would be fantastic PR and not difficult to organ
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I have just phoned to see how my mog is getting on and got the feeling they dont wish to part with it in a hurry . The young lad said his dad was in the spray booth and that the mog looks stunning in young lads terms that I dont understand and is pul
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Quote " That was 12 days ago, not a peep from the dealer." That's very poor service. I would at least expect an acknowledgement. Are the dealers becoming so complacent with selling so many cars that they don't care about their past custome
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Heinz I have spoken with a dealer today who says he has sold about 6 of the P4SS and they also have a demo with 8,000 miles .None of the cars have experienced the problem you have and to his knowledge none have had an ECU up grade.??
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Be careful what you wish for you may end up married again with a shed full of kids and no Mog. Anyway you can't date in a mog so I hear . Go and have a go in each a 4/4 has chuckability a +8 has grunt a +4 a little of both a roadster a bit like a +8
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Maintenance & Servicing
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I think we differ here. I've had a release bearing give out, and if you adjust a rod clutch (as per 72 4/4) that way, you can get clutch slippage over bumps. With a working pedal spring, your clutch will be working as per the design and if a hydraul
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The use of a meter is not necessarily needed, depending on engine characteristics and assuming the adjustment is similar to twin choke carburettors. I've only ever done a four cylinder engine like this but with care, sixes and eights should be possib
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Originally Posted By: BoshlyOriginally Posted By: lord-richfield None of this is the end of the world, actually I find it rather comical, and it is definitely not a reason for insulting one another "Insulting one another"? Really?? As
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It is quite normal for ball type clutch release thrust races to be slightly pushed against the clutch tangs with the clutch fully engaged, thus the bearing rotates with the clutch but under very little load. If there is slight clearance then the ends
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Originally Posted By: VspecI have locked the rear wheel unexpectedly when shifting down to 2nd or 1st at speed a few times, that makes a chirping noise... hooligan!!!!!!!
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I must be one of the lucky ones and a bit sad too as I went out to the garage and measured the whole thing, bonnet gaps ,wing widths, light positions and couldn't fault it except for a rear reflector which was a tiny bit out of level. Kevin Vernon on
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Originally Posted By: Pete.GWhen I buy my pocket will run to a 3 or so year old +4 or 4/4 or older Roadster It will be an acquisition to keep until I am driving a bath chair. Which of the three models is likely to give a lady driver the easiest and
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Lovely shot,and what a nicely patinated Morgan ..
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Payment in full for a new Morgan before release from the factory was in the small print on the order form when I bought a new Mog built to my order. (ie not dealer stock) As I was buying direct fom MMC it didn't make any practical difference, they al
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Morgan Three Wheeler
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Regarding your noise, my car started developing the metallic clatter after about 20 miles it has now done 1100 miles and the noise is very much worse, in fact it can be heard at idle just by depressing and releasing the clutch. It is currently in for
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In 1980 I bought a 4/4 because when we test drove a +4 and +8 and lived in London my now ex found that the +8 was hard for her to steer at low speeds and that the +4 not a lot better. Next winter I will be in a position to start seriously looking to
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Originally Posted By: lord-richfield None of this is the end of the world, actually I find it rather comical, and it is definitely not a reason for insulting one another "Insulting one another"? Really?? As to the rest of your post I s
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problem solved. the mechanic had the car for about an hour or so, readjusted the belt/rear wheel alignment so the belt now sits in the middle of the gear and not rubbing against the edge. all is well in the universe. now just have to deal with the
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Morgan Three Wheeler
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slacker!
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Royal ivory with black wings Allen '69 4/4
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The Malvern Arms
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It's a good replica....
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The Malvern Arms
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I found the information on it and I did not realize it shares some heritage with the Little Deuce Coupe! Quote: In 1963, the Beach Boys released a song called "Little Deuce Coupe". The album cover featured a modified 1932 Ford Model B bui
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A new one, I have been slacking!
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Morgan Three Wheeler
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Yes, just over. This was taken on the trip home from the car show last Sunday!
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