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Just Getting Started
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Hello everyone, new to the talkmorgan site.
Just selling a BMW M3 CSL and looking at Aero 8's
Any advice would be most welcome - does anyone know anything about the silver Aero 8 at Lifes??
Had a look at the Dick lovett aeromax's - fantastic!
Thanks again
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Sorry, cannot advise, but welcome anyway!
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Welcome! Take a look in the Aero section - CerealSurfer has done a superb buyers guide to the Mk1. As the owner of two Trads, can't help directly... 
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Welcome Morpheous, I don't know anything about this particular car, but Lifes are a well regarded Morgan Dealer.  As Graham has said, Cereal's Buyers Guide is a very good starting point for anyone considering an Aero 8 and I know that if you have any specific queries, he'll be more than happy to answer them.  Good luck in your search for a suitable Aero 8 and once again, welcome to the Forum.  Aeroman
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Welcome to the forum and happy hunting. As a Trad owner I cannot advise only to say 'be soon'. There do not seem to be many used ones on the market??
Last edited by Frank 4x4; 21/08/09 09:06 AM.
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Thanks everyone for your replies. I have noticed a rather nice plus 8 in Scotland - perhaps I should try the trad route??!
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Very different cars - so I'd say try both!
And welcome!
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How you doing morpheous! As an owner of a z4 then to an aero and the ex owner of a trad. I'd say go for the Aero. Although the trads look super cool, a touch impractical, especially if your coming from a car with a boot. Aeros have a fair bit of stroage inside, behind seats and a fair sized boot. The newer the aero, the more watertight they become, Series 1 aero's are known to leak at the roof and the window seals. But if you can deal with a few wee puddles then there you go haha. Age of car all depends on budget really, series 1 aero's start about 35 k right up to new ones at 70 k. hope thats some help to you!
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Welcome Morpheous, I don't know anything about this particular car, but Lifes are a well regarded Morgan Dealer. As Graham has said, Cereal's Buyers Guide is a very good starting point for anyone considering an Aero 8 and I know that if you have any specific queries, he'll be more than happy to answer them. Good luck in your search for a suitable Aero 8 and once again, welcome to the Forum. Aeroman Agree with all the above. The car at Lifes does look very attractive although like the others I know nothing of it's history. Best of luck with your search Rbt Aero8
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