Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Bring A Trailer - Morgans & Interesting vehicles

Yep, there were only 19 interim grill models made in total, and estimates are that only 4 were 4 seaters. I think there are only two others known to survive (one is the famous Pat Kennett Mog). Of the two seaters, many were fitted with the more modern grill, cowl and wings at a later date.

classic....
1937-mercedes-benz-230

And another classic beautifully photographed
1958-triumph-tr3

A triumph Dolomite Sprint was the first company car given to me back in the late 70's - but in the canary yellow with a black roof, fantastic car.....
1974-triumph-dolomite

Sold for $5,000

Mine was white with the correct alloys and webasto full length sunroof. Loved it. until it boiled up!

I think that looks a bit rich given it needs a lot of work.

Funny you should mention that Alistair, the same thing happened to me.
In the late 70s I was a young gunslinger in the Bond and Treasury note market working for a prestigious Australian Merchant Bank in Sydney.

The Sprint became a spare vehicle in the company so the MD kindly allocated it to me then sent me off to Canberra to visit some of the Federal treasury boys.

I somewhat disgraced myself on the trip given I was booked for speeding on the drive down and on the return, missed the fact that the car was overheating as I was concentrating on negotiating the open road beside Lake George in heavy rain.

The MD was less than impressed with the blown Sprint motor and taught me a lesson by assigning me a Holden Kingswood sedan, at the time, possibly the most boring car on the planet....

There is a rather salacious but funny sequel to the story but that's another tale.....

going,going....
1965 4/4
Bid us$12,750.00 with 7 hours to go....

I love a nice Auburn.....
1935-auburn-851-cabriolet

SOLD US$25,000.00