Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Classic Morgans (pre-CX) Introducing myself

I appreciate that you weren't being rude Paul, but please do be -just to make me feel that I am fitting in !
A Mirassou Vineyard box would certainly look more stylish than Tupperware, Camelman. Unsure whether you have more or less space available than me but I suspect it would be very tight. I have two Tupperware behind the axle and two poorly-made wooden boxes in front, one each side. I wanted to replace the wooden boxes with aluminium ones, but when a local engineering firm quoted £90 for each one, all of a sudden wood seemed a much better idea.

I have one instrument that has an odd note, out of sequence, at the top of the range. When I worked out pro-rata how much that note cost, I started writing tunes that used it, just to get my money’s worth.

Keep looking at that nice, flat space on top of the bulkhead and thinking the same – will have to start checking out the junk shops / eBay for a suitable box...

Would the price from your local company drop for a 'bulk' purchase - economies of scale, and all that?

And I do have pictures of a wooden box to fit under the parcel shelf, but have been told that there is not enough room for it on the current model. Have not peeked yet myself, either.

I don't have any space under the bonnet - there is already a tool box (of sorts) there so didn't ask for a price for that. Good point, though - there must be enough newer Mogs to make an enquiry worthwhile?
I thought that newer Mogs had a tool tray underneath the parcel shelf?

Paul, Will you have a look and report what you find under there........

My 2002 car had a tool tray underneath the parcel shelf (and the battery under the bonnet.)

There is a pre-formed plastic tray, with tool kit and space for other bits. Would you like a piccie?

Link to Paul's post reference the Sundry Tray

Link to a picture of Geoff's tray mod