Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Time to Have Your Say...

I'm defo going to be there and BTW do you think Simon will let anyone have any of his pork

You try, I'll watch

BtG

Thought you'd gone quiet lately Simon.

so how many of us do you think you can fit round your gaff?

Guys: Boshly needs some serious support otherwise with just him on his own; with Lee and Simon there, it could develop into a Pig-Out.











Alternatively, it could be the inaugural meeting of HogMog!

We had an Aeromax at Prescott for a short time on Sunday - led part of the lunchtime cavalcade (and the run of 5 Veyrons ).

Shame it was so bl..dy wet. If any photos come out (if the camera hasn't drowned) I'll try to put a couple up here.

Cheers,

Should be a superb feature when it is completed

Thinking cap is now on in hopes of coming up with a worthy question

The feedback from Charles on the questions you have submitted is very positive and he promises to do his best to answer them. I look forward to meeting him tomorrow morning. Thanks for contributing thus far.

We had a great day at Malvern yesterday and Charles answered all of your questions, openly and honestly. It took a full 7 hours to interview, film and then tour the factory. We have the complete tour on film, plus interviews with Matt the designer and Charles.

We all left Malvern with a strong desire to buy an Aeromax for oursleves, but luckily Charles decided to give us one instead..

The full story will be published next week, once we've edited all the footage, but we left no stone unturned, so hopefully it will have been worth your contributions.

Here's a few pictures I took on the move - the black one sitting in the delivery area waiting for its luckly owner, a picture of one in build and finally the Silver car we took away.

wow.

Thanks for sharing the pictures Steve.

The more I see the AeroMax, the more I love it. It looks like a modern art deco masterpiece

We fell for the black one, which was being delivered to a customer in Germany. The standard of finish was exemplary, it smelled of the finest English hides and looked like something out of a Batman movie. I really felt like a sportscar version of a Bentley or Rolls-Royce.

It was really interesting talking to Matt who designed the Aeromax whilst still at University and has now become Morgan's full time designer. The ideas he was working on were very exciting, applying the traditional design cues of Morgan, rather like the Life Car and with plenty of innovation.