I'd be surprised if any of the usual suspects in Morgan insurance didn't handle it well. I know from insuring Woodstock that having an engine that gave nearly 50% more power had a negligible effect on the cost.

As Philip Bell (was pretty much the broker for Morgans before he retired) said, if you increase the power a lot, you tend to do less miles and look after it.


1930 Super Sports Aero 'The Elk'