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Yes, thanks, it helps, was not aware of those changes.
BTW, is lowline standard on the 4/4 as well?
Thanks
Alberto
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You´re welcome, dear Alberto! Lowline bodies are standard on ALL current / recent traditional Morgans ( that are: 4/4, +4 & all Roadsters). 
It doesn´t matter how fast it becomes, but how it becomes fast.   2015 Roadster 3.7
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Ciao Alberto,
the Geneva Show Car featured the optional "narrow body" spec with narrower front track, wheels, tyres & wings.
The "lowline body" is standard on all trads by now.
Hope that helps?! Ciao Alberto Thinking of changing the 4/4? Yes. In effect the car was fitted with wheels, tyres and wings similar to the Morgan 4/4 75th Anniversary Edition. A lot of people were quite taken by that model and the narrower, more classic look, together with the 2 litre engine. The cockpit width is the same on all trad models. Given the interest in the 4/4 75th Anniversary Edition it is not surprising that Morgan have made such a car an option in their line-up.
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Ciao Alberto
Thinking of changing the 4/4?
Yes. In effect the car was fitted with wheels, tyres and wings similar to the Morgan 4/4 75th Anniversary Edition. A lot of people were quite taken by that model and the narrower, more classic look, together with the 2 litre engine. The cockpit width is the same on all trad models.
Given the interest in the 4/4 75th Anniversary Edition it is not surprising that Morgan have made such a car an option in their line-up.
Ciao Peter, welcome back from your cruise!! To come to your question, well, as a yachtsmen you know better then me that the new boat you want is always one similar to the one you have but 1 mt longer... ;-) Anyhow no, not (yet) wanting to change my 4/4 but curious about the future directions Morgan is taking. I'm pleased with such a choice but I would question the fact that lowline (and the new easy up hood) is standard and narrow-body (and trad hood) is optional (at a price I suspect). I would have seen it the opposite to be more logical both in terms of value itself and as a potential for upsell.
Alberto
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When you say "lowline" what exactly do you mean? Lower body height or low profile tyres?
Jays
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My understanding of Lowline is that it's a lower cowl and bonnet line.
DaveW
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