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

Yep. Thursday looks wet so will add more . I need the bosses photos & the TM image site isn't loading
But here are the official ones, note the artist was a good judge of character hence AngelMog not AngleMog
MSCC H 50th pics

Today at the ProBus gathering in Rillaar Belgium.
We meet every 2nd and 4th Wednesday for a meal and a chat.
It was our annual "Mosselsouper" (Mussel souper) at the "Rietlaer"

They got it right.... thanks for the link I didn't spot Belle though and I had forgotten how much they like their caravans out there.

It was raining as we came under that 50 arch. The photographer was hiding . The photo is on the bosses camera.

I did see her



The rim was still taped


It was nice meeting you John.

Likewise Paul. It was fun wasn't it. I will post some more pics now .the trad section.

Nice little 150 mile trip out up the coast to Elgin and back to see the Moray Motor Museum .... with a detour to visit some artist friends at their studio .... small but fine museum with some unusual and interesting cars .... not just show as they race some of the exhibits regularly at Goodwood and Oulton Park.

Friendly staff happy to chat cars .... well worth a pop in if you're touring the distilleries or coastal villages that abound locally.

My 'take-home' cars would have to be the Bentley, Fraser Nash, V12 Lagonda, but most of all the beautiful '63 Cobra ... the 289 version that looks so much classier than the big bulging 'wheel arches on steroids' 427 that is more popular across the pond (well to my eye at least 🙂)








All in all a cracking day out ... still just a sweatshirt behind the aeroscreens ... thoroughly enjoyable bowling along and ran like a clock ... think we can say the Morgan is past its shake-down stage and ready for anything 🙂


K

PS ... the only interesting vehicles en-route were a mint Vincent Black Shadow outside a cafe in Cullen and a wave from a nice TR3 near Fochabers (a sort of sand/buff colour with a white hardtop open at the sides ... unusual colour scheme but worked well!)

Thanks for posting the car museum pics K. The sight of the Jensen (CV8?) reminded me of exiting from under the bonnet of one such and in a hurry and drawing blood in the process... Just part of the trials and tribulations of yoof...

When you mentioned a Lagonda V12 I expected to see a vintage car such as the one similar to the circa 1938(?) V12 I saw at the LeMans Classic a few years back. I think Stanley Man may have had it for sale at some time in it`s history..What a beauty it was/is..

George ... this one.




https://moraymotormuseum.org/1954-lagonda-v12/

K

That '54 Frazer Nash is lovely