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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Quite fast then
More pics from hypermax tomorrow. Crazy day out at Bruntingthorpe, and got to give the new machine a decent run it. Slightly worried about the economy though 
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It gets a little frustrating in the Max @ 55 ltr when travelling down to Le mans i will get quite agitated  with constant refills.
Last edited by Dean-Royal; 11/05/14 05:09 PM.
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My GTR33V did somewhere between 7mpg and 18mpg depending on availability of tarmac in front of me. The average was about 14mpg. It only had a 66L tank and it did drive me a little bit mad.
I look forward to the 10,000m report Richard. I have always wondered what the long term experience of a Bentley (Boshers?) Aston or Ferrari was like.
Do people treat you like a tw*t.
Do all the surrounding costs rack up *10
I stopped in a hotel in Paddington last week and the Mog was mobbed. I literally could not see it for people taking its picture at one point.
When I asked people what they thought of it if it cost the same as an Aston they ALL said they would choose it every single time. It was universally loved.
Rich - if you get time from the travels I would love a running commentary on the ownership experience.
Everyone loves a Morgan. Even me, unless it's broken again.
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