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I wish somebody would offer a drop in trinket tray for that space. I'd be the first in line to purchase it. I have the bespoke German narrow console in my 2013. It gives me a few inches of thigh room and has a great little tray I use for my garage opener... [img][/img] How much was that all in ,looks way better
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Richard
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Just Getting Started
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Just Getting Started
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It wasn't cheap. For the console and center drive shaft cover I paid ~$1200USD. Both covered in matching Morgan leather. The structure was hand laid fiberglass, so it is very strong. I am 6'4" and not tiny, I needed every inch I could get. I bought it through a US dealer, so I suspect there was quite a markup. Here is the original link from Morgan Park. http://www.morganpark.de/morgan-modelle/morgan-park-zubehoer/3-wheeler/?L=0
2013 M3W
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I like the little cutouts in the side panels behind the seat belt receptacles too. What a good idea - and one that Morgan could easily adopt. 
Andy
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