My Morgan journey started way back in the '60's when I had a ride in a chaps car, I think it was probably a 4/4 but no matter, I was smitten. Every year at the Earls Court Motor show, if Morgan were there I used to go and look and dream, I was still an apprentice then so funds were none existent. Moving forward a long way, I used to do a lot of work at Brands Hatch when BHM had a place there, this re awakened thoughts of ownership. When I finally retired I realised I could probably now justify a Morgan so down to Brough Green to visit BHM and the deal was done on a plus 4 ( which I think had been the show car ( it was bright yellow ) after a period of enjoyment, I realised I quite liked old cars so I chopped and changed finally coming back to another plus4 from Long Stratton Motor co, this made way eventually for a secession of Jaguars until I was tempted down to Krazy Horse where I wanted to try the then new 3W, I couldn't even get in it however by chance they had just had a new plus 4 delivered so a deal was done (I hope you are still with me ?) this then gave way to all sorts of cars untill i ended up with a 4/4 80th celebration model whichI traded to Krazy Horse for my current 110 edition 3.7 Roadster which I am very much enjoying. SWMBO tells me this one is a keeper but we will see. There is certainly something about a morgan that keeps the interest and passion going.
