Although I've not been an owner for a few years, due to having to be sensible for a while and dump all available funds and time into the business, I stayed a member of the club.
I haven't been along to any meetings since not having a car, but enjoyed reading what was going on in the miscellany and on here.
I actually like the old fashioned style of the Miscellany, I think it suits the cars. I don't think it should try to compete with MOG, I do buy it occasionally but prefer the miscellany. MOG just seem to be trying too hard, I appreciate they have to make money, but it's not for me.
I don't believe many people buy a morgan to be cutting edge, modern or dynamic.
I wouldn't have though many young thrusting high flyers aspire to an outdated Morgan. For a start they're too expensive imho.
Morgan aren't really progressive, they have only started to think they were a proper car manufacturer in the last couple of years leading up to coup!!
Perhaps another pole needs doing looking at the average age of owners, mainly over 50's I'd imagine, middle aged, middle class, middle income or retired, white people. People harking back to better times when AA men saluted and we'd just won a war rather that lost one!!
I noticed that tomorrow is the sixth anniversary of me being a TMer, I think looking at my number of posts it also makes me a bit of a voyeur, as I don't seem to have a lot to say!! Apart from now…………!
