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Sorry for you
We have bought a splendid four four 75th anniversary
My wife love it
So my superdry can do less miles
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WElcome to 4 whels - ENJOY!!
2010 4/4 sport - le mans green
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Drive on the Wild Side Part of the Furniture
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Welcome to 4 wheel Morgan world, pics please, look forward to seeing you soon.
Adrian
Buggered Off, to a modern none leaky car, heart's still ticking
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Congratulation - you'll love the four seater.
Richard
1976 4/4 4 Seater
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Same ship, different deck. In this one the carpet will feel smoother and the lounge music softer. I suspect you'll miss the M3W, I love both, their very distinct natures serve very distinct needs and provide very distinct pleasures. 
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Sorry to hear you have given up on the M3W Paul, cannot say I blame you. Thanks for pioneering the Empire Kit, a great improvement. I will miss your input on the 3 wheeler part of TM. As for building up a lightweight 3 wheeler, can I suggest you have a look here http://trikingsportscars.co.uk/. It even has a fully sorted engine that was designed to run the same way in the airflow without the need for a fan, how well engineered is that!  I agree the Triking is a superior machine and NOT just a kit car - Its a highly developed and light little winner - I have ridden in one and felt very much at home.
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Thanks for all your condolences and welcomes, it will certainly be interesting for me to try 4 wheeling in a Mog.
With regard to Triking, I agree that they are the best of the rest, and arguably better than the Morgan, but the problem is that they aren't Morgan - if that makes sense.
I was very interested in a Triking, and also a Blackjack Zero, until the Morgan came to market, and because of Morgans' credentials, I was prepared to shell out another £10k - £15k for the 'proper' item. I hope that I will have another Mog Three Wheeler one day, or have the chance to rebuild a damaged one, with various ideas that I've had over my ownership. If that happens, I will certainly be documenting the whole thought process and build on here.
Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]
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Learner Plates Off!
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Learner Plates Off!
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You are most welcome to spend the winter in my garage, rebuilding mine! Drive the fourwheeler here!
Jokes aside, I might call upon you for some tips, during the winter months...
Last edited by DocNik; 17/11/14 02:20 PM.
M3W, now!!!
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Talk Morgan Sage
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Congrats Paul and welcome to the other side!!
I too now have a 4/4 and am really enjoying it...altho i miss the M3W!
what made u change??
The Triking is a good alternative - I visited the "Factory" in June.
I do not like some of their rears - but they have a range to choose from. The air cooled Guzzi is a great engine and looks mega cool in their chassis.
Well worth a visit:))
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Neil
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Learner Plates Off!
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love this quote. sad but true. Same ship, different deck. In this one the carpet will feel smoother and the lounge music softer. I suspect you'll miss the M3W, I love both, their very distinct natures serve very distinct needs and provide very distinct pleasures.
blake
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