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Nice  Bob! I've not been across Dunoon ferry, using Arrochar/Inverary route instead, usually via Helensburgh. 
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Nice Bob! I've not been across Dunoon ferry, using Arrochar/Inverary route instead, usually via Helensburgh. I found that road was a bit badly surfaced unless they have done it recently. Hunter's quay ferry is only £18 return (can be used the same way twice) if you buy from the garage a bit before Dunoon.
Best Regards
Lang may yer lum reek
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Yikes Helensburgh to Arrochar if along the past Faslane is a proper roller coaster in places - although at night I could do it a shade under 20 mins in my smart Roadster at night, I'm not sure the leaf springs on the Mog would keep the rear wheels on the ground!  I stayed in the Village Inn - nice steak iirc
Mark - No Longer driving Archie the Old English Sheep Mog........... 2010 Roadster 3.0 V6 (S3)
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Five+ years since I used the road north of Faslane in a Morgan, was a bit rough back then (likely worse now!).
10 years ago took the 127 along it.
Graham (G4FUJ)
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Nice Bob! I've not been across Dunoon ferry, using Arrochar/Inverary route instead, usually via Helensburgh. I found that road was a bit badly surfaced unless they have done it recently. Hunter's quay ferry is only £18 return (can be used the same way twice) if you buy from the garage a bit before Dunoon. I want to school in Dunoon A third of the school was made up of Anerican kids from the Holy Loch base around the corner
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Stewart, I am sorry about your class mates (wow, American kids!). Could have been worse however . . .
Spent the past weekend with the Super Sport at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance. They had me in Prewar Sports. No prizes. You should have seen the competition!! Buy lots of spectator interest and lots of Morgan enthusiasts. I like to fly the Morgan flag . . . It is not very common in the US.
Cheers,
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Nice Bob! I've not been across Dunoon ferry, using Arrochar/Inverary route instead, usually via Helensburgh. I found that road was a bit badly surfaced unless they have done it recently. Hunter's quay ferry is only £18 return (can be used the same way twice) if you buy from the garage a bit before Dunoon. I want to school in Dunoon A third of the school was made up of Anerican kids from the Holy Loch base around the corner Is that a new holy sect? 
.+8 Now gone for a 1800 4/4. Duratec in bright yellow.
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Stewart, I am sorry about your class mates (wow, American kids!). Could have been worse however . . .
Spent the past weekend with the Super Sport at the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance. They had me in Prewar Sports. No prizes. You should have seen the competition!! Buy lots of spectator interest and lots of Morgan enthusiasts. I like to fly the Morgan flag . . . It is not very common in the US.
Cheers,  It would help if I could spell! I did post it without my glasses on
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Great long day in 4/4...York to Southport and back for 90 year reinactment of Sir Henry Segrave 100 mph record set in a Sunbeam car.
Cold but sunny on beach watching 25+ vintage cars racing down a measured course.Wonderful sounds..worth the trip.
Drove home on A59 via Preston,Clitheroe,Skipton and Harrogate.
Drove through a scruffy village called Croston looking for red Morgans !!! (only joking Stewart !!!)
Happy Day
" I LOVE THE SOUND OF THROTTLE BODIES IN THE MORNING " (ROBERT DUVAL IN "APOCOLYPSE NOW " )
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Jays, eat your heart out. 
Best Regards
Lang may yer lum reek
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