Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Morgan Three Wheeler & Super 3 It Really is Goodbye

After three years of fun and games the old girl has been sold.
She is being picked up by the boys from Krazy Horse tommorow.
It really has been a rocky ride. If it could of stopped,snapped or split it has done and at the begining of every summer too!!!
I been impressed and appalled in equal measure. Morgan have either been super helpful or greedy rotters( very much depending on who you get to deal with)
I have had a lot of fun and a whole lot of grief.
Do I regret it costing me over 15k in mods and depreciation. Yes I do. Would I do it again; probably! But you dont buy a three wheeler with your head!

Morgan have a lot to learn or I think re-learn about engineering. I really hope they do.
Good luck to all you guys and gals keeping the faith. I am back to two wheels with an Indian Springfield on the way!
Will keep and eye on you all and especialy the new electric crew
Cheers
Matt

Once a 3 wheeler there's always a sweet spot in your heart when you see one!

Enjoy one less wheel (-1)

Indian Springfield, very nice indeed, good luck.
Peter

Keep an eye on the market for a newer/well sorted, depreciated example and you could be back!

Thanks for everything you contributed to the forums, Matty, the Indian Forums will be lucky to have you!

Don't lose touch - a few updates on the Indian would be appreciated by most I'm sure.

+1. And pics too!

Wish you all the best Matty with your new Indian Springfield.

Being myself an owner of an early M3W which has been quite an experience, a mixture of utmost pleasure encased with a lot of pain and upset. Clearly the car was sent out without enough development and the consequences and expense of this have been met by both the early customers and Morgan. I have followed and enjoyed reading your posts, learning a lot from your experience of ownership good and bad, and I can fully understand your decision to sell.

It seems Morgan have ironed out most if not all the issues and I am very pleased about that, most of the early cars have now had the upgrades, and are now bringing pleasure in ownership. The car deserves to succeed, as it is one hell of a fun car. I myself have done all the upgrades, been through the experience of early ownership and still love my car. I am hoping reliability is now going to continue to be part of my future ownership, my car has performed well this year.

I now enjoy looking at the forum and reading how people are now enjoying these great little cars, as it should be. But I think we should remember the experience of the early developers.

Keep us posted on your 2 wheeled adventures.

Sorry to see you leave Matty ...but enjoy the Indian...am sure you will!

Hopefully it's au revoir rather than goodbye.

Enjoy the Indian and keep in touch - you will be missed.