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Wow - maybe a Robin is a true Yorkshiremanmobile!

That's it, but it's not a Japanese bike. More BSA ... so far I've been happy leaving the oily stuff to my dealer too.
great name for a mutt. M3W might be OK for carrying a brace of Jack Russell's...

Rough numbers:

Centra probably around £1k for parts and same again for dealer fitting.

Cooling kit around £150 for parts and an hour or 2 dealer labour

Chassis brace (for pre 2014) should have been fitted under warranty and if not will be.

NVH kit (for bevel box) don't bother with as it doesn't help and makes access to the BB difficult

If it still has the ally rear sprocket it's likely to need changing to steel (or supermax) at around £500.

If buying from a dealer they should be able to do a deal on any upgrades needed.

Thanks guys
Great info very useful,
I am sure I will be back with some other questions
There aren't too many around at the moment , but half the fun is looking, my specialist subject at the moment is 3 wheelers for sale in the U.K.
Cheers m

Mike the centa compensator parts are £834. Early chassis should have had a bolt in brace behind the engine but this may not stop the fractures as my 2013 still broke & has just had a new chassis which Morgan paid for. Early cars also needed a so called steering comfort kit but most have had it done, around £175 I think. The rectifier is a weak point but a Harley D part is about £80 rather than £250 from Morgan.
You say you do not want to tinker but its not a Toyota & will need frequent checks on oil & strange noises etc. There are many things you can do to make it more comfortable like raising front of drivers seat with a batten & sealing gaps behind seats to keep dust out & sound proof there. A full width screen from Fairbourn Carriages should be considered. All these are DIY or you can pay someone.

Tim

Thanks Tim , Great info
While I say I don't want to tinker, probably what I mean is I will have a look at stuff but rather leave it to someone who knows more than I and build up a relationship with a dealer , i
I like to go in with my eyes open and everything done to start with rather than try and fault find to start with
Many thanks again
Mike