When we were in Geneva, I went with Boshers to the Mansory stand (if you don't know Mansory products please look at their site
HERE) as I had a friend helping to man the stand.
Boshers said that a couple of cars on the stand particularly caught his attention, especially the G-Wagen with the SLR engine, which became the G-Couture! You know how he loves big and powerful 4-wheel drive vehicles!
Taking into account his verbatims from the launch of the Three-wheeler, for example "It really needs some more power" and "Wouldn't black Aero SS wheels look great on it?", together with comments he made on the Mansory stand I have commissioned at no charge to him the
Mansory Boshly Morgan Three-wheeler Mk II. The upgrade program features both performance and styling improvements to the base car.
As you can see, we have allowed for more power by making it a twinnie (engine-wise that is, an advanced 4-cylinder) and those wheels are straight off the SS. Carbon fibre mudguards and twin-exhausts each side, complete with some stylish chrome mock inlet-panels and nerf-bars finish the exterior look.
The driver has not been forgotten either with the classical BRG leather seats, cross-stitched with contrasting red stitching, and matching head-restraints. The bike's leather-work is further testament to the exquisite craftsmanship applied – it will be unmistakeably Boshly. Carbon-fibre racing mirrors and a partially matt-black finished body complete the luxury racing look.
If you look at the
site , you will see the Mansory Zapico custom bike (if you click on it) so if Boshers decides to go ahead with serial production of this Three-wheeler concept, it will not be the first time that they have worked with an S&S engine.
Our only lasting disappointment was that we were unable to incorporate 4-wheel drive...
