Originally Posted by britmog
one from the 90s with low mileage is not as good as one with reasonable mileage


As a statement this has to be inaccurate, irrespective of ones views of how many miles a vehicle should have on the clock. Add "may not be" to it and no argument.

Originally Posted by britmog
You will know that a Morgan with mileage has been looked after.


Not without a full, detailed, and receipted service history you wont.

There seems to be an occasional prejudice against low mileage cars, which puzzles me. Given an identical record of appropriate servicing I would always prefer a 20k miler rather than say an 80k miler. Disclosure I have a low mileage car
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Brian

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