I know we'e already 'crosssed swords' as it were on this site but I have to say re the ' three wheeler lookalike market' surely it depends on what you want. How do you factor in things like tradition, power, performance etc?

If these things are important- and they are to me, then why b*gger about dicussing all these pseudo Morgans. ( next thing you know we''ll be haviong a Pembleton fest) The original three wheeeler was the product of its time , not least the cycle car tax structure which effectively died the death with the 'baby' Austin Seven If anyone has any doubts about this, read Mc Minnies articles in the National Archive. ( Nice pace to spend an afernoon and if all else fails you can have alook around Kew Gardens)

Those guys went fo three- wheelers on utterly practical grounds ( as a chat with a real expert such as Mike Duncan or Bob Derricot will confirm I have absolutely no problem with classic and vintage machines- I've had a love affair with the with the K3 Magnette as long asd I can remember but there are limits

Sniff the coffee and get and Ariel Atom N' est- ce pas?)

That is because they use the right engine i.e. a Guzzi

Duh! I just tried to blow that insect off the iPad. It must be time to put it down and go to sleep

OR a Citroen 2CV

Or a BMW boxer engine. We had one with an R100 engine at Prescott Drivers' School the other week.

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It was!

You are a Pembelton fan?