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You should find your plastic tray and tools. If the wood panel is screwed down you may well find that there is no tool tray, I have heard some late car owners say their cars came without The tray, others say they had one, it’s a Morgan after all.
If there is a spare wheel, there is a tool tray. If there is not a spare wheel, then the wood panel will be screwed down. Do be careful lifting the wood panel out or replacing it on a blustery day - it has quite a lot of windage and it is easy to lose control of the panel and end up with a dented wing. Don't ask how I know ..... Theres no spare wheel & a screwed down wood panel. Do I understand correctly then, that the very useful slot where the widescreens fit is missing on a car with a spare wheel?
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Theres no spare wheel & a screwed down wood panel. Do I understand correctly then, that the very useful slot where the widescreens fit is missing on a car with a spare wheel?
That is correct.
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Costock, UK
Plus Four 75th - Furka Rouge - Pip
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Like the idea of a tool tray under the parcel shelf...we need a moulding made...then we can all fit one...
Morgans 1934 MX, 1947 Series 1, 1956 +4 TR4, 2000 +4 T16
Triumph Herald 1969 13/60
Morris 1970
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Hi Andy
Welcome to TM from another Morgan owner in Bedfordshire. We're lucky to have two excellent choices for servicing here: Allon White in Cranfield and Techniques in Stotfold.
Once you get the hood and widescreen off you'll have a ball.
Enjoy I'm sure you will spot my car fairly soon if you look up your road! ( thats assuming you are who I think you are, can't think that there are that many owners with Morgans & a Fox Terrier)
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Hi Andy, Welcome I have owned my plus for for around two year and I find it changes what you enjoy in motoring. What start as minor irritations end up being character. I now find modern cars, although better in almost every way, uninteresting and lacking in some way. As they are so good they take less driving and certainly get less interest, like a motorway compared to scenic A road. Stick with it as it does take time to appreciate the bad points. I think this video explains it very well if you haven’t already seen it. https://youtu.be/ydVtcUzgC-AThat video was what made my decision to go for a Plus 4 & not a Plus Four
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