Originally Posted By Stringers Best Mate
Dave, firstly a massive WELL DONE on getting this to this stage chum. When you first mooted the idea of a book, it was an easy task. Sitting and actually getting it done must have taken a lot of effort, despite your obvious love and expertise for the subject, so you really deserve a pat on the back from all of us on here..

I would love you to run a second book in a similar vein, which would sit very well with the producers I would imagine.

The most obvious model to focus on would be the M3W as not only is it crying out for it, but there are many more M3W's out there than there are Aero's as we speak. The Aero's should be Edition Three, and you could plan ahead for that.

There are a massive number of owners and modifiers out there, and a cracking history book to work from, so you may view it as a real uphill BUT...

There is a crying need,
You have contacts to lean on, and many people will bend over backwards to assist,
Having had one, I'd be only too happy to help you as much (or as little..!) as you wish,
I'd envisage similar sales numbers too.

So have a brew & a think. Expand horizons, meet new people and write about it.

Sorted..!

PS - I've recharged my camera innocent


You silken tongued devil Steve................

As I sit here with my brew, and a cream scone, I'm contemplating this horizon.

It would have to be "Buying and Maintaining a Modern Three-Wheeler Morgan" to fit the publishers catalogue. Or should it be Three-Wheeled?

And because I know basically nothing about Three wheelers, it would need to be more of a compilation of owner experiences, which means text and images. One way of doing this would be for me to compile a template with various categories within it. When completed by willing volunteers, this could then be the basis for building each chapter. The initial chapter would have to contain product and model changes throughout production, and this will be tough to get anywhere close to accurate................

I need another brew. coffee


DaveW
'05 Red Roadster S1
'16 Yellow (Not the only) Narrow AR GDI Plus 4