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.........just for lovers of "FOUR" wheels and, perhaps, an antagonist of the iconic "SEVEN"

That looks great.

Each on his own....

I always liked the four wheeled 'three-wheeler' that used to run at Shelsley .... so this looks fine to me .... would make a fun entry-level car if the price could be kept the right side of astronomical.

K

I really like that

RIP



Grannie (top) and Salome (bottom)



Old-school competition 'four wheeled three-wheeler' Morgan Specials .... personally I love them! 🙂

K

Looks OK to me but it will never go beyond the drawing board. It would have to comply with too many regulations to make it viable.

It makes my heart beat faster, so much more beautiful and coherent than any Caterham, especially in the rear. That would be a great car. Well...maybe even as a statement if batteries would be lighter and more efficient, then it would be my first EV🤓

It was seeing RogG's M4W mock-up



that attracted me to the T24

Thanks for posting those very special and appealing designs M3W55. I guess as has been previously suggested manufacturing anything along similar lines with four wheels today would likely fall foul of construction and use regs in the UK, and no doubt similar regs in the EU..?

One way round that may be to go the restomod route by using the bare bones/ I.D of an "original" Morgan as the basis of recreating something similar to the designs, though no doubt adding another wheel might increase the difficulty in satisfying officialdom..?

Imagine some folk capable of recreating a foible free Morgan with jewel like quality built into every aspect of the machine... OK so I guess it would cost a pretty penny, but I suspect there may be some folk out there happy to own such a special machine..?

For sure it has been done with Blower Bentley reproductions, Eagle E Types etc etc, even air cooled 911 variants. If interested in the latter I found this to be an interesting vid providing an insight to the thinking of an enthusiast prepared to set up a company of skilled people to do just that.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7E2rt_EF0A&t=65s

Perhaps the new management team at Morgan could head in a similar direction in time...?