Nice machine, and to me it seems to be an entirely natural progression in terms of it`s design..?
If I look at the evolution of the E type in the shape of the Eagle E , or closer to home look at the way that Morgan have progressed, to create machines that kinda look the same yet have been modified to suit modern tastes, and to make it more comfortable/accessible and attractive for their maturing customer base, though compared to the pricing of the restricted numbers and cost involved in the purchase of Eagle E`s, the AH and the likes, perhaps a new CX Morgan can be thought of as a bargain...?
