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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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That is Piston Heads guessing I think! The car is still a rendering and hasn't been built yet.
Jays
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Speedster would be suited to warmer, dry climates like California/Med etc, £70K is a lot for a fine weather use in UK!
Would need suitable design of headgear/goggles.
Nice looking machine though with some nice alternative wheels.
I read the Pistonheads article as well. Lots of guesswork!
Plus Four MY23 Furka Rouge
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It would remove the need to comment about ill-fitting roof and leaks as well..... 
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Makes for a cheap racing +8 though. I can see it being very popular with this community.
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On the Piston Heads site today: http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=29852Interesting that the metallic beige(?) and grey cars with the black and silver wheels respectively are steel wheels; presumably cutting cost, but with some increase in unsprung weight c.f. the alloys on the silver car. They all look good though  I suspect that those 'steel' wheels are actually Image Wheels Alloy Billet 46 Same as used on the Baby Doll - just larger.
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This Morgan evokes sheer unmitigated lust down under. I'd sell everything for one of these
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On the Piston Heads site today: http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=29852Interesting that the metallic beige(?) and grey cars with the black and silver wheels respectively are steel wheels; presumably cutting cost, but with some increase in unsprung weight c.f. the alloys on the silver car. They all look good though I suspect that those 'steel' wheels are actually Image Wheels Alloy Billet 46 Same as used on the Baby Doll - just larger. If so, they are very nice, rather like the old Dunlop magnesium racing wheels If you select the photo of the grey car though, they do look like a pressed steel wheel, especially around the wheel nut area and where the hub cap would fit. All speculation and intrigue I know, but isn't that half the fun of sharing and discussing in our virtual pub 
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Don't forget that they are only stylists renderings! The Dunlop style wheels available are slightly different in detail.
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Some pricy options...
Surprised they dont offer the tradtional hood as a option... the easy fit is £3.5k..
Not sure on the compulsary wing piping..
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