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by BobtheTrain - 18/07/25 05:47 PM
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Drive it like you stole it,you mean ;),sorry to sound thick but hooning is that an old word for raging the s?it out of it
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.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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They should have called it the Morgan Hooner ( 3 wheeled version ) as apposed to the 4 wheeled hooners they make.
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The Nomad seems to be a toy, with no practical use other than hooning about green lanes and off road.
So I discount it.
That leaves the M3W where it belongs! I'd say that could describe both!
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2009 4/4 Henrietta
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Interesting...my take on the M3W is that it is as useful as a fully faired motorcycle and sidecar, you can carry stuff and do so without putting on a full set of waterprrof protective gear.
The Nomad..well I'm glad I wasn't in one when I hit the cowpat yesterday....
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No longer driving Tarka, the 2014 Plus 8...
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Interesting...my take on the M3W is that it is as useful as a fully faired motorcycle and sidecar, you can carry stuff and do so without putting on a full set of waterprrof protective gear.
The Nomad..well I'm glad I wasn't in one when I hit the cowpat yesterday.... Peter if it looks like rain you do need full waterproof gear. Tim
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Perhaps this is a bit unfair as I havent driven the buggy but today I had a sad moment when the M3W was nocked off the 1st place of autocar's top 5 lightweights. By the ariel nomad.
sad day. Strange - as of time of writing per http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/ariel/nomad it seems the M3W is still on top of the Nomad. Mind you both are nice.
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Shall we start a club?
You can be President ! You can be Vice Hooner! 
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I've said it a few times. A car like the Ariel Nomad woul I saw MOG mag had an article about a Morgan SUV (or at least 4WD) as a mudplugger in the same vein as a Nomad. Personally I like a bit of "body" to my cars... 
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