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I remember reading somewhere that Colin Chapman's favourite reading was parts catalogues....

With TVRs too back in the day it was a good game trying to work out the Ford or Rover parts numbers for TVR parts.

I still have an equivalent parts list for TVR somewhere. Mostly for Tasmin parts though.

As for the Marina door handles, just think of them as Range Rover parts

the English steal good ideas from the French!
I'm shocked

I'm curious to see the result of this rigid 1/2 tonneau cover ....
because it was not easy to manufacture in aluminum 😩

Before you get to that you have to go past the upside down Rover taillights

I had one of these in the early 90's. I quite liked it

Looks like the plastic "screen" from the Australian version

NEWS: Introducing the Morgan 3 Wheeler P101, a finale for one of our most popular models
Revisiting the same inspirations as the original project to revive the 3 Wheeler – codenamed Project 101 – this latest model is limited to just 33 examples, and will mark the end of current 3 Wheeler production in 2021.
What comes next? We hear you ask. Details on a successor to the current 3 Wheeler aren't being revealed just yet, all we can confirm is that "The Morgan 3 Wheeler will return".
For now, we look forward to sharing more of the P101 story and showcasing more of the 'art packs' once the first examples are in production.
Read more about the P101 and our 3 Wheeler announcement https://www.morgan-motor.com/2020/11/p101/ #Morgan #MorganCars #MorganMotorCompany #P101 #Project101

The one MMC put on this P101 seems to be a thin fiberglass. So, much more flexible and thin. I guess much easier than the work of art you've done!

They talk about continuing production of 'bespoke Three Wheelers'. Without a UK/Europe-compliant X Wedge, what does that mean?