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When I joined TM, not a long time ago, I looked up the profile of some of the members. Some of you has a homepage or a blog and I found Chris on blogspot.com (onemanandhismog). It is very encouraging to read about others with the same interest, even if I find a lot of interesting reading here on TM.
So, if there are more of you guys out there blogging, please tell the rest of us.
Ken in Sweden
(golfradioochbilar)
it´s in swedish, but there is a translator on my blog.

Hiya Ken,

Should see a 'mog rod' link in my signature, that's my blog. I'm going a bit 'out there' with my project build, and have already gotten mixed reactions on what I intend to do. The guys in Malvern aren't completely keen on it, but I've had plenty of Morgan owners locally and on here find it interesting and approvable. Seeing as my '66 would've ended up in the scrap heap, I think my intentions to put it back on the road, albeit 'hot rodded', do it better service than rusting away or turned into tin cans and mulch.

At the risk of adding more evidence of my slip into early-onset Alzheimer's while recently tidying my bookmarks I found weggland.blogspot.com. It hadn't been updated since the Goodwood Breakfast Club in March 2010 but, more worryingly, I had no recollection of starting it at all.

I have a personal website at wegg.org which relates mostly to my genealogy interests, and a collection of audio and video about my home town of Midhurst in West Sussex called Gilbert Hambone's Diary, but neither of those has any Morgan content.

One of my several YouTube channels has video of my 4/4 in QE Country Park in Hampshire and an item on Morgan from the BBC's Working Lunch programme.

I think I need to rationalise my web presence!

~iw

I have a Morgan car blog covering my rebuild of my 1972 4/4 2 str. There isn't very much there as I am reluctant to tear down the car until the garage is empty of the car boot junk and I have the parts to complete the rolling chassis rebuild, (kingpins, springs and bushes). http://web.me.com/jeremyedwards996/Morgan_4_4_Rebuild/Welcome.html

My vehicle blogging past form is my Land Rover 110 County Station Wagon, which is now my daily driver, as the Morgan is off the road:
http://web.mac.com/jeremyedwards996/Site/Land_Rover_Blog/Land_Rover_Blog.html

Enjoyed the blog, my car is just 4 chassis numbers away from yours, so I'll continue to follow with interest!

Malcolm T

My 110 is a very early (1983) model which we've owned since 1987. Been a great truck, only had 3 engines, 4 gearboxes, replacement doors, new fuel tank and I can't remember how many rear cross members!

Plan is to rebuild completely on a new galvanised chassis some day so your blog is both interesting and inspirational! In the meantime I just keep on welding the chassis!

Malcolm T

I too have a blog for a while (still seeing the doc about it) but it's nothing to do with cars. My obsessions are Leica rangefinders,Morgans, gardening and painting Probably not many Moggers cup of tea. One can find it at ianbevwarburtonblogspot. Confused? Me too.

I'd love to see more stuff up on Youtube from Morgan owners. What's on there is few and far between, and mostly from the early days of youtube (based on vid quality).