Popping the hood up when stored is an idea incase it shrinks ( neverflex type) I guess.
Craig has a point - why not use the Morgan? - its a car after all and well upto the job of collecting shopping - my only reservation is the reaction some people may have over the coming weeks as the pier pressure mounts for us all to do our bit - rightly so. Nothing wrong in using a classic car/Morgan but will people not incorrectly assume your just out for a pleasure drive, ignoring all the safety advice and putting people and the NHS at risk? I'm conflicted on it - as a drive out, even for local shopping, in the Morgan would be a tremendous boost - just not sure how socially acceptable it would seem at this very time.
Perhaps I'm being too cautious - on a knife edge balance I've sorn'd to help deter my deep desire to go out for a drive.
Really looking forward to the day when restrictions ease and life gets " more normal". Time to start planning adventures me thinks.....
Don't be conflicted, my reasons for volunteering are real & genuine my parents lived and fought through WW2 as 18 - 21 yr old and did not ask what or why. One was a land girl and the other a radar operator in RAF over in Burma. They just did! I'm no doctor, or in an at-risk group, so nothing is stopping me from doing something locally to make a difference. How I do that or whatever vehicle I use is irrelevant be bold be different and rejoice in owning a Morgan. The big difference doing is if you can then doing something that benefits the community is all that matters, it's as simple as that.
Given the horrendous situation that is Corona, none of us knows if we will get over it if infected, but I bet you won't forget the silver Morgan that delivered your groceries and medicine. And if your contribution is just doing the weekly shop then do it in your morgan, and you will be amazed at the joy you bring to others as the sight will bring momentary relief, and that is what matters.
