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Welcome dear Gill to the loony bin this place sometimes is

As a loyal MSCC member i do VERY welcome you being here & the new website can only be better than before

So please carry on!

Wellcome Gill, as a loyal MSCCH, MSCC and TM member from Holland! I just looked at the site yesterday's evening and it seems a big improvement to me!

Nice one Gill - good to see the links with the clubs and TM starting to build which for me is an essential part of the tapestry. The TM forum and both MTWC and MSCC clubs compliment the whole morgan owning experience, on top of which and for sure they are uniquely different.

Now - where's my pin!🙄

Gill,

it is great and everything I hoped it would be. Well done to all who took Adrian's vision and put it into the MSCC world.

I watched the video with my friend Charles, who competes in his somewhat modified 4/4. We timed the run up Prescott and it is well over 70 secs. CJO suggested we need to see a sub 1 min run, with a driver commentary...

Cheers,

No, TalkMorgan is independent of both MSCC and Morgan Motor Company.

However, with that said, I'd like to believe that most people within the Morgan community are supportive of all aspects of that community; therefore, I have never had an issue with promotion of other beneficial resources for Morgan owners and enthusiast on TM.

Welcome Gill!
We are all very nice people really...

Hear Hear. Well said Jay.

Ken we see the website as the shop window. It contains correct information. TM is great but is not affiliated to the MSCC nor should it be and contains opinions rather than exclusively fact.

John , put it down to age been in 30 year this year . When I joined lads in there 20s and up but 50 was pushing it everyone worked . Total enthusiasts the sort of do I purchase a new pair of jeans or a part for the mog , " well I have had these jeans ONLY 15 year should get another 15 out of them so its a mog part. Also we gave each other parts starting motors, exhausts, front seats , exhaust clamps and never wanted anything in exchange even helped work on each others mog along with follow a mate down South to bring him back when he left his mog then take him back or stop at a mog owners house then go and collect the mog . Drove each others cars on the fields or the roads along with track days, here try my car tell me what you think and chuck you the keys or swap cars one lad almost put mine into a wall . Then it started to change and I saw the enthusiast move away one by one from noggins I exchanged centres and did a 150 mile round trip to a noggin and watched it do the same , the true enthusiasts are still out their I still bump into them but they dont want the club anymore . Now its owners who refuse to get there hands dirty have no clue whats under the bonnet so whats the point of going to a noggin and listening to a boasting about her holiday . I am not the only one when I bump into the dirty hand lads we all think the same . Hence I was overjoyed to join another car club total enthusiasts the lad I spoke to a couple of month ago stank of oil he had been under his car all day . In the future when I am long gone the newbies of today IF they turn enthusiast will be saying what I have just written .

Peter, having done a number of hill climbs in anger as you know a sub 60 second run up Prescott in most Morgans would be a challenge, not impossible but IMO a slight lapse of concentration and it could be a memory to forget. When I did the Prescott run it was in fact a fun run day experience for charity and I decided caution was better for the day. I believe at a meeting a few month later on a fun run a Lotus launched itself off the track and into a field, and this was also on a fun run!