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Hi Ian
Yes. The dealer did mention in passing that Sheila Ross was Sheila Hancock.
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Allen, My 1969 4/4 is Chassis number B1819 registered on the 14th January 1969, so would have been in build at the same time as your ex Shiela Hancock Morgan 
John
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An article from the Daily Telegraph...  Sheila Hancock on her love of cars "My first car was a Morris 1000. Then I had an MG, and then came the bliss of having a Morgan. There used to be a car show at Earls Court that I always went to, and I saw this Morgan and absolutely fell in love with it. I said, ‘Oh, I want one of those,’ and Peter Morgan, the chairman, said, ‘There’s a waiting list of a year’ or something. I went up to the factory and begged them, and they let me have it. I probably jumped the queue, to tell the truth.It was a little four-seater. It had two terrible seats at the back and was rather unsophisticated. You had to take the top off manually and stick it on with press studs and things. I got rid of that car after one occasion when I was driving to the country with my children in the back and it was raining and they were absolutely drenched. I wrapped them in towels."~iw
2011 Morgan 4/4
1932 Austin 7 Chummy
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