Originally Posted By Bodger
@Steve: For me, getting it going again with hammer and string at the roadside is part of the fun and gives me some satisfaction. Nothing more boring than things which work faultlessly - perhaps a reason why I stick to old Morgans thumbs . Frank


I do understand, having spent quite a bit of time fixing my first cars (Sunbeam Alpines Series V), and I would be happy to do it to keep an Original (I suppose we must use this term now) Morgan Three Wheeler on the road. If there was room in my garage it would be filled with a MTW Aero. It's just the thought of having to do something to it each weekend to prepare it for the next week's outings. (My wife thinks I am married to A11OGE as it is gloomy)



Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater

'A Morgan is for life, not just for Sundays'