Talk Morgan Forums Community The Malvern Arms Modern Traditional Morgans 1997-2020

Looks great!!

Congratulations, Dave!

Well done Dave, I hope it's a bestseller🤞🏼
It's a period in MMC's history where they pretty well got their sh1t together.
The cars are 'modern' enough but still totally outdated........ perfect....😁

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Where will be able to purchase this book please, Dave.

I wondered the same, Googled the title, and found it on Amazon for advance purchase (delivery in September). But beware, they try to force you into Prime, if you don't use Amazon it is a way of tricking you into a one-time free postage offer, then hooking you with a monthly fee of £9 or so. As you can tell, I don't like Amazon, so gave up. Hence any clues from Dave will be welcome.

Yes buying from Amazon whilst avoiding joining Prime requires great vigilance. On every page of the checkout process they try to snare you. Finding the no Prime this time option requires good eyesight as well

Unless you want one of the rare unsigned copies, I would wait until publication. I am sure Mr W will make arrangements for a stock of signed copies to be made available for order a bit nearer the publication date.

From poor memory DW tied up with the lovely Sarah @ BHM for a launch/distribution last time around.

I don't do books, just hands on with dirty fingernails/injuries and online searches, horses for courses and I wish him well with the venture.

A lot better him writing books than working at the Inland revenue from my perspective having spent a good chunk of my working life Ordinarily Non Resident

The book will be available from the publisher, Amberley, and the usual online book sellers. I will arrange some signed bookmarks as I did for the other book. I will also arrange a signing at BHM. Sarah is aware, and we decided to wait on the date, in case there's a delay.

Sadly, there is no easy way for me to get a stock of books and sign them here. After the signing, BHM will have a supply. I would be happy to do the same at other Morgan dealers, but last time it didn't happen. Not even sure if any other dealers stocked it.

The book is listed on the Ambeley website, under Morgan Cars. They also do a lot of niche transport, and historical books, so worth a scan. They sent me Jaguar XK history before I started, to see what the corporate style required. This series of car histories, is a storybook style, and in the end it seemed to work out well. As Juluan says, the long door era was, in the main, very stable and successful years at the factory.