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So I'm guessing you are the proud owner of the Sport Blue plus 4 Four seater that was at the Geneve Motor show last March ?
Congratulations on gaining 1 extra wheel plus a spare and 2 extra seats
And one big hood of course
2008 XXVII Platform, Bugatti Blue Roadster 4 Seater
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As I've told others who've left the Squadron ... All the Best at Bomber Command ...   Tally Ho ! 
 2013 M3W # 793 'Mosquito'
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Gee Paul gonna miss you. Don't be a stranger. And many thanks again for all the work on the Empire kit. My 3W thanks you too.
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I'm not planning on going anywhere Heinz, just got a different ride now. And, yes, it is just like piloting a bomber, in comparison with the Three Wheeler Seeker
Paul
[At last, I have a car I can polish]
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M3W to 4/4, you must have long legs Cos that's a giant leap in a different direction, Triking is a waste of time considering, will cost 17 grand to build a good one and then it's a Morgan copy with a secondhand engine, better with the real thing. You have owned probably the best leisure vehicle ever built, now moved on to something different, each to his own!
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Triking is a waste of time considering, will cost 17 grand to build a good one and then it's a Morgan copy with a secondhand engine, better with the real thing. Sorry but that is more than a little bit insulting to Triking. Triking are as much a copy of the Morgan as an apple is a copy of an orange, they are both fruit and are a similar shape, the Triking and the Morgan are both three wheelers and have a similar shape. Triking has been one of several small companies that has been flying the flag of the three wheeler when Morgan was not interested. It has been in production in more or less its current form since 1990. A home built, kit version of the Triking is built to the owner's skills and choices regarding quality of finish. Whether or not to use a second hand engine is a matter of choice and cost. A factory built Triking is a different issue but is still built to the buyer's specification. In my opinion the aluminium body shell of the Morgan looks better but for the rest; engineering design, chassis, steering, handling, engine and drive train, reliability, etc. I think the Triking leaves very little to be desired. Let us not forget that Tony Divey's design, the Triking, was inspired by, but not a copy of, the vintage Morgan; Pete Larsen's Liberty Ace was inspired by the Triking; and the modern Morgan Three Wheeler was inspired by the Liberty Ace. Morgan then modified that design (engine, drive train, suspension, steering) and the rest is history. Morgan has been able to sell so many not only because the design of the body is aesthetically excellent, but it has been able to use its world wide network of dealers, trade on its historic links, and the expectation of buyers that they will receive a quality, reliable product from a reasonably well established company that will stand behind its product.
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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Hannes
once: Green M3W; 2013
now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011
and some practical cars for use in real life
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I'm in agreement with you Peter.
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Peter I agree as well. Let's also not forget that the M3W is not available in kit form and for some people it is a way that their budgets will allow them to have some 3 wheel fun. Having seen some of them at Prescott back in May I had quite an admiration for them.
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Triking is a waste of time considering, will cost 17 grand to build a good one and then it's a Morgan copy with a secondhand engine, better with the real thing. Sorry but that is more than a little bit insulting to Triking. Triking are as much a copy of the Morgan as an apple is a copy of an orange, they are both fruit and are a similar shape, the Triking and the Morgan are both three wheelers and have a similar shape. Triking has been one of several small companies that has been flying the flag of the three wheeler when Morgan was not interested. It has been in production in more or less its current form since 1990. A home built, kit version of the Triking is built to the owner's skills and choices regarding quality of finish. Whether or not to use a second hand engine is a matter of choice and cost. A factory built Triking is a different issue but is still built to the buyer's specification. In my opinion the aluminium body shell of the Morgan looks better but for the rest; engineering design, chassis, steering, handling, engine and drive train, reliability, etc. I think the Triking leaves very little to be desired. Let us not forget that Tony Divey's design, the Triking, was inspired by, but not a copy of, the vintage Morgan; Pete Larsen's Liberty Ace was inspired by the Triking; and the modern Morgan Three Wheeler was inspired by the Liberty Ace. Morgan then modified that design (engine, drive train, suspension, steering) and the rest is history. Morgan has been able to sell so many not only because the design of the body is aesthetically excellent, but it has been able to use its world wide network of dealers, trade on its historic links, and the expectation of buyers that they will receive a quality, reliable product from a reasonably well established company that will stand behind its product. Well said.
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