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Hello to the group,
I am afraid I personally know very little about old morgans, and im here mainly on my grandfathers behalf. He owns a 1930 family model morgan 3 wheeler which he has been meaning to fix up for years but due to time and other restrictions will not be able to finish.
Now he is thinking of selling the car and would like to see it go to a good home and hopefully get a good price for this rare car. So basically im asking for advice on the best way to sell this car to someone who will appreciate it.
There is not much work that needs to be done but i dont know exactly, i will find out soon and try to get some pictures aswell.
Thank you
Craig uk
sorry for my ignorance but trust me it is bliss
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The obvious place to start is The morgan Three Wheeler Club (if you haven't already, that is!). Let me know whereabouts in the country you are and I'll point you in the right direction.
Richard
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Hello If you still have the three wheeler I would be interested in taking on the restoration .email peterpurleyrd@btinternet.com
Thanks
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