Cheers chaps
"Morgan 100 Years" & "Morgan at Le Mans" en route from Amazon.
If you have now ordered these two, IMHO I wouldn't bother about Houston Bowden's "Morgan- First and Last of the Real Sports Cars" because to some extent the newer book replicates some of what was said in the earlier one. ( it also uses a lot of photos which originally appeared in John Worrall's "Original Morgan"
Further down the line, you might take a look at Jonathan Wood, " Morgan- Performance Plus Tradition" ( Haynes) and Martyn Webb's " Morgan Malvern and Motoring", (Crowood)
If you want a different angle, have you come across Chris Lawrence's biography- "Morgan Maverick"?
I know it's a bit off the subject but, keen Morgan fan that I am, I still think the best motoring books I I've read over the last two years are Chris Nixon's " Mon Ami, Mate" and Tony Bailey and Paul Skilleter's " Mike Hawthorn- Golden Boy" but that's probably due to the fact that it's that era of motor sport I find most interesting
regards,
G
