Talk Morgan Forums Morgan Sports Cars Classic Morgans (pre-CX) So, have you driven your Morgan today?

Very nice pair of cars .... Alvis and what looks like a '30s Armstrong Siddley.

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Lovely looking cars. I have always thought that cars built in the 1920s, 30s , 40s and 50s were the best looking cars of all time. I guess that why I like Morgan!

Thanks both.

I don't know what sort of budget you are on here for the toy but that is a very nice unmolested car and at the other end is the Fiat engine Plus 4 advertised on here about half that price and is a seriously good car with lots of recent work and looks the business.
Good luck with your hunting.

Monday 1st June my village garage reopened, and I'd booked an Mot for my Roadster just before lockdown.

So after checking I went down and got a new Mot. Social distancing was in force, so no cup of tea, and I couldn't watch inside the workshops so I sat outside in the sun.

A job well done. 21,788 miles now.

YES, car taxed from yesterday and a 25 mile drive to the chiropractor today, slight detour on the way home.


Just to prove it was an essential journey

The Glendronach distillery where they produce a fine single malt.

Main entrance to the local estate, not mine unfortunately.

Around a mile from home in the Deveron vally

Stunning shots Gordon an essential trip indeed, that colour is fabulous

Took to meet Snr. I stayed in the car park to give them room.
Then onto to Felixstowe Ferry to buy some dressed crab. See if you can spot my mog in the last shot of the Ferry boat Inn.
Fabulous weather and social distancing was in place.

A drive down to Whitstable today and a brisk walk along Tankerton Slopes and back via the promenade. Nice views from the prom across to the Swale National Nature Reserve on the Isle of Sheppey.

John, I see something that might be the top of the windscreen.

Looks like you have a much nicer day than we have here, reasonable in the morning when I was out but getting cold and starting to rain now.