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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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My impression...and I may be wrong...is that a large percentage of the four seaters I see being built at the factory are destined for France.
Jays
Former Morgan owner. Gone but hopefully not forgotten!
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My impression...and I may be wrong...is that a large percentage of the four seaters I see being built at the factory are destined for France. No surprise. There is no where to carry 24 bottles of wine in a 2 seat Morgan!
Peter,
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No surprise.
There is no where to carry 24 bottles of wine in a 2 seat Morgan! Carrying 24 bottles of wine is absolutely pas de problème. There is also space for some baguettes and some Brie or even a little Roquefort. In the case of Roquefort or goat's milk cheese I recommend leaving the top down. The only real problem is where to put all the clothes and shoes that  insists on bringing.
Peter ![[Linked Image]](http://bradley.it/public_images/drive.jpg)
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No surprise.
There is no where to carry 24 bottles of wine in a 2 seat Morgan! Carrying 24 bottles of wine is absolutely pas de problème. There is also space for some baguettes and some Brie or even a little Roquefort. In the case of Roquefort or goat's milk cheese I recommend leaving the top down. The only real problem is where to put all the clothes and shoes that insists on bringing. & I enjoyed our visit to Lisbon in September so much that we were discussing how we'd like to drive down to Portugal in the Mog to visit the Douro valley, Porto & so on. But then we thought that maybe we'd do better to take the Transit van so we have room for our "souvenirs".  I reckon that the best solution would be for us to take the Morgan  .......... & strong-arm our #2 daughter to follow us around in the van.
Giles. Mogless in Paris.
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We had a holiday in Porto and out to the Durro valley - it was beautiful.
Probably 20+ years ago but still wonderful.
Try the white port...
Richard
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Giles,
I respect and admire the logic that drives your conclusion.
But can your No2 Daughter be sufficiently managed?
Cheers,
Peter
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