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NGUNS!! Part of the Furniture
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NGUNS!! Part of the Furniture
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I'm sure most if not all of us "would if we could..." Have a look at Peter Sawyers garage and enjoy (seems a top guy as well if you watch the video). http://www.washingtoncoachworks.co.uk/in...car-collection#
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BtG
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Gone to Porsche Part of the Furniture
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Fabulous collection. My lottery dream would be a group of older cars (Alfa, Riley, ERA, Bentley etc) However my current Morgan would always be part of any collection. 
Bud
4/4 "Stanley"
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I've known Peter Saywell for over 35 years, he's a very quiet, unasuming chap, not the sort of person you'd think would have such a wonderful collection of Supercars. He doesn't boast about them in amy way at all, in fact it was quite a shock when I learnt about the collection having known him for a long time. Peter's a totla workaholic so good luck to him I say 
Steve L.
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Part of the Furniture
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Part of the Furniture
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most of us can only dream........ it costs nothing to dream
Steve A11OGE Red 1989 4/4 4 seater
'A Morgan is for life, not just for Sundays'
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Posting Desperado Talk Morgan Guru
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Very nice I noticed he keeps them spotless .
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I'd go along with Budster here, not being a great fan of modern supercars, would have to include a Type 35 Bugatti in my line up. GerryWal.
Gerry
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He certainly comes across as a lovely bloke but barring the F40 they're all post millennium and nothing barring the GT pushes my buttons massively.
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Learner Plates Off!
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All credit to the guy. But I'm with some of the others here...the modern "spear" shaped super cars are all looking a bit generic! I'd have a Weismann Roadster MF5 in mine :-)
Rob
Good things come to those who wait but they've usually been left by those who got there first!
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Mr Fezza Talk Morgan Expert
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Realy really really really want a Zonda. It's just such a special jewel like creation. I remember a C12 being up for sale at 215k in the early days. Should have sold my house, would have been a good investment!
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