Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Front Splitters

standard lens


white lens without reflector but orange bulb, most times the white lens comes without reflector


my choice, white lens with reflector (borrowed from standard lens) and orange bulb

I love your car Heinz it looks great !

Thanks Robbie, Have you a UK supplier and product code for the bulbs you have mentioned?
John

There you go: https://www.osram.com/ecat/DIADEM%2...57053/PP_EUROPE_Europe_eCat/ZMP_1033236/
These surely must be available in the UK? Here in Norway you also get them (cheaper) from other manufacturers, so I guess it would be same case in UK. Changing them was a small detail, looking good in my eyes. Others might judge it as anemic, cold or naked, but that is how I like it. I have gone for an ultra-clean, serene look, so no badges, no badge bar, no bonnet strap, no spots, no coloured indicators etc. That's something wonderful about morganeering, we shape them differently according to taste and personality.

Heinz’s car looks great because it hasn’t got a front valance fitted! I had one on Nero for a while but never really liked the look...I prefer a more traditional look to a Trad myself.

Front splitter helps keep the alloy rad out the firing line Jays 🤔

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Front splitter helps keep the alloy rad out the firing line Jays 🤔

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This the very reason why I fitted a “stubby” from Wolf Engineering. Stubby is very well made. My Roadster is dark blue, and so is the stubby . Consequently, it is hardly noticeable. The lowest part of the alluminium radiator, on the other hand, was well in sight without the stubby. Besides deflecting incoming projectiles, stubby deflects air away from the radiator, which (after mounting the stubby) operates a few degrees C higher - not a concern, as the alluminium radiator was such an improvement.
Cheers,
Bert