Dear All,
I note your comments and must admit I am very surprised and saddened by some of them.
I of course approached the Royal British Legion and have been discussing the cars and project with both the Legion and Morgan throughout.
We decided to limit the badges and ensure they could be easily removed if the new owners so desired.
The thought process? A scheme that was very period and understated with less use of chrome and stainless whilst creating the ultimate driving classic Morgan. A car to place in the centre of Manchester over Christmas in our pop up shop to collect donations in the shop for the RBL and then donate some of the proceeds from each sale to a worthy cause. We have changed the head light rings back to silver as we agree it was not quite right with the colour scheme and the black rings were just too much contrast.
We wanted to create something special and do something we believed in. I love the car, as do the majority of people in Manchester who have complimented it numerous times each day. I am sorry that we have got it so wrong in your opinions.
Please feel free to come and see the car in the flesh as we think it's stunning.
Yours sincerely,
Jonathan Jarratt
Oakmere Morgan
Jonathan
I wouldn't give the comments on here a second thought
If someone new to the forum came on here and posted a picture of one of your special Morgans as being their newly acquired dream car, we would all be fawning over ourselves to say how nice it was and how fabulous it looked and what a terrific specification it was
We are a, sometimes tedious, sometimes very funny, sometimes overly critical, fickle bunch
And I'm speaking for everyone else, except me
