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A nice turnout on a lovely day. I count 23 morgans

interesting presentation (in french) :

The MogFriends Club enjoyed a superb visit to the Isle of Wight enjoying the scenery with genuine friends really does make the event special.

A few photos below and a report will also be made soon in print.

Thank you to all who made this holiday possible and to those who took part, no squirrels were harmed whilst on holiday!
Our event/holiday planning group are now looking at the 2025 holidays and short breaks!

We look forward to seeing our friends at Krazy Horse for the 'Best of British event' 21st September and also at the Diss Transport Show 22nd September.

Take care now and keep those wheels turning

Bembridge Fort view to Bembridge sea front see the light in MogFriends!



Shanklin Hotel View


Shanklin Ciffs



PS Waverley Red Ensign



PS Waverley meets IOW Ferry


PS Waverley leaving Ryde Pier IOW


Some of our Mogs at Nunwell House


Great Driving on the IOW Military Road

Super set of pics, thanks for posting....

Drove Morton to display at Diss Festival of Transport show organised by Chris from MogFriends. As route took me via Norwich had plenty of opportunity to check out new Continental Premium Contact 7 tyres. Very confidence inspiring with reduced understeer into tight corners following them as if on rails and much reduced oversteer when booting it out of them. Weather not perfect and we did have a good soaking for 45 minutes whilst there but sun then slowly crept out so was able to arrive and depart top down.



Immaculate engine bay of Rover P5B





Neat Rover 90 pickup conversion



Good to see my favourite Guzzi V twin the V7 Sport



TR6 on DCOE's



A neat Rover V8 conversion on MGBGT. Like the factory option this didn't require the bonnet bulge.

Loving the Guzzi

Drove across to Bedfordshire yesterday to stay with friends before a visit to Allon White today. Well yesterday, that part of the world got hammered by storms and the Plus 4 sat outside taking the full force of the associated torrential downpours all night. It's fair to say that a little bit of rain found its way inside but nothing a good towelling couldn't dry off. Then today with the A421 closed due to flooding we had to take an alternate route to Cranfield which meant crossing the road bridge over the A421 at Marston Moretaine. The waters continued rising all day and Mrs FT snapped this pic from the bridge as we set off for home this evening. The road disappearing into the water at the top of the pic was quite surreal and if you look closely (just below the triangular warning sign) you can also see the boot lid of a car that didn't quite make it through! Driving back to Suffolk the rain eased then stopped and the roads got drier and drier - very welcome!

Lucky escape there FT, it was featured on National news at 1800.

Yesterday was a great day for a blast at Snetterton after the morning rain disappeared.

Many Morgan drivers had travelled long distances for this event.

Thanks to Michelle Cain and John Riley's team for putting this on for us.

Sorry I couldn't make it Janice had a hospital appointment in Southend for her arthritis. Looks fun.
Carole is looking pensive in the first photo. What fool did you convince to be a passenger