Seems to me that there are many variations on personal financial evaluation relating to buying a Morgan and the actual amount of financial outlay may not always be the priority..? Of course for many there will be a variety of limitations relative to other financial priorities in life, however I suspect that there will be many a Morganeer who perhaps would not ever choose to buy a new Morgan at any time, preferring older machinery for a variety of reasons, and there seem to be a few of us on here ... ? (-:
I suspect many a Morganeer has relished the thought of a degree of involvement with his/her Morgan, either by learning new skills or making good use of a wide range of already acquired skills, thus the determination of a Morgans value in the purely monetary sense may not be down to the number of after-market accessories or modifications it has, but the promise it presents for an enthusiast to engage in all that a Morgan can provide, and cyberMogging is very much a part of the enjoyment for many given the number of posts and posters, not only on this forum but many Morgan forums that have preceded it ...(-:
I hope that whoever bought the Mog which some think was overvalued, finds that it was more than worth the expenditure to him/her, just as mine has proven to be for me much as I suspect many other Morganeers have discovered over the years...?