Chrome king pins or I believe stainless, last several hundred thousand miles and good shocks (Leda for example) improve the ride. A long term ownership allows for a lot of personal development ( I need a course of that) and I am sure that for a lot of people that is what maintains the interest in the car. I think the question centered upon what one wants from the company is a valid one BUT what I do not want, and the more people I talk with suggests there is a feeling that I am not alone, is a Morgan costing more and more. I don't know how to make them a realistic and sensible price but I do feel that they have already moved away from it. I recently rejoined MSCC so that I could monitor mid eighties plus eight prices, so far it seems that I will be sticking with and continue to develop my Plus Four. What I will aim for next is more unstressed and something simple.
This is, as has been noted, an interested thread, with sensible, rational contributions. I might be in a position to buy a more modern Morgan at some time but bangs for bucks will rule. Think on this, would you rather have a lovely home or an expensive cat.
