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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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I have a series 1 hood frame I would like to sell. I purchased it from a Morgan main dealer just a couple of weeks. It is a smidge to wide for my car but I do not have the facility or skill to alter it. I will sell for what it cost me, including postage and packing to a UK mainland address. A copy of the original invoice is available if required. Please message me if you are interested
1967 Plus 4 Drophead coupe with a TR4a engine
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Sinbad, I suspect that if it doesn't fit your car, it can't be a Series 1 4/4 hood frame. Perhaps an early Plus 4??
Cheers,
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Thanks Mark. As it is only marginally wider than the inner body of my car, I suspect it is the car rather than the hood frame that is at fault especially as I purchased the frame from a well known and respected UK Morgan dealer. My problem is that I neather have the resorses or skills to correct the problem.
Kind regards
1967 Plus 4 Drophead coupe with a TR4a engine
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