Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Classic Morgans (pre-CX) So, have you driven your Morgan today?

I would prefer not to have an escort into Scotland in a couple of weeks time!

They wait in hiding then ambush you.

They certainly did in Ft. Augustus last year!

Enjoy your holiday, anyway. I hope the weather stays like today's, but I am not too hopeful.

Thanks Bob.
Got wet a couple of days last year. Expect to do the same this year!

Didn't drive mine but drove a friends. Interesting weekend. Visited a friend to scout out facilities for a future meet and got a chance to drive two of his four Morgans. Drove his 1935 F4 Three Wheeler some twenty miles and his 1947 Series 1 about 40 miles. The Three wheeler had good power, tracked well but I felt the steering was a bit tight.

The Series 1 however was superb. Now I was comparing it to my 1938 DHC and it was infinitely better. The power was good, steering good and it stopped like a dream. Mine doesn't stop well. I now have some instructions on how to better set up the mechanical brakes. Graeme Addie is my hero!!!

Cheers,

After 5 days of Gastric Flu or a Virus I was finally feeling well enough to venture more than 50 metres from the nearest W.C. and the sun was out so to cheer myself up Rosie rolled out the garage. We took our usual 10 mile spin around Seaton and Beer giving her chance to warm up and have a nice sprint down a main road. Sunshine, wind in my hair, wooden wheel in my hands and a big grin on my face, and Rosie's V8 purring just perfect.

Drove out from Dulverton across the moor to Withypool North Molton did a circuit of South Molton and then back down the road towards Tiverton and then off through the lanes towards Hawkridge and home. A great ride apart from the Belgium reg car that came around a bend on my side of the road........think I may have taught him some new English words

I'm jealous

Dwn the drive in reverse, up the drive in reverse to clean the car & wax it. Back down turn around & put away.
I guess max 50 m but car looks better.