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by simon8201 - 09/09/26 01:46 PM
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Friday is coming - and I'm off to Exeter to pick up "my" car. Now I'm thinking about luggage for those weekend trips away for the two of us (self and wife, not self and car). "My" car is fitted with a S/S luggage rack. I already have a Samsonite suitcase like the one Simmonds sell, which would be good as it has an o-ring seal. I thought I might get a local sailmaker to make me a cover (the Simmonds cover is v.expensive). I also found these: http://www.hillsalive.co.uk/page4.shtml...has anyone tried the Hillsalive bags? - they look ideal to me. regards Nigel
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I'm only a newbie at this, but we're finding the space good for odds and ends, including coats and hats - suitcase holds enough for the two of us for quite some time. Would filling up the 'parcel shelf' with the Hillsalive bags cause problems with storing any other bits you have?
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I only know Rob Hill has been a Morgan owner for years and therefore he knows more than enough about luggage and travelling in Morgans.
Roderich
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I have a very old 'portmanteau'which is just the right size for one, it fits behind the seats and still leaves room for 'Odds and Ends'. For two, I bought an 'expendable' wheelie Bag from 'Woolies' which can accommodate a lot more and yet remains out of sight when in the car and easy to handle out of the car.
Just ordered my first Luggage Rack as I need room for the dog!
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Just ordered my first Luggage Rack as I need room for the dog!
Send us some pictures with the dog on the luggage rack, PLEASE! Roderich
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Friday is coming - and I'm off to Exeter to pick up "my" car.
Nigel ...weather looks good on Friday  I have to work, otherwise you would be welcome to stopped by my house for a short break and a cuppa  Don't forget to post some pics up 
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Left myself wide - open to misinterpretation with that one! With acknowledgment to 'Wilfred' for permission to use his photograph to show the designated location for 'Natashua' - a long legged 'Dobdach' - in the Mog. [img][IMG] http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z92/Camelman2007/A7z.jpg[/img][/img] Trust this clarifies the situation; don't want the RSPCA on my back
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I only know Rob Hill has been a Morgan owner for years and therefore he knows more than enough about luggage and travelling in Morgans.
Roderich Very true, but individual needs differ - we pack one less dog than some, and two more concertinas (sometimes) than most.
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Very cute dog!!! How many girls/hour does it attract?  Roderich
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Very cute dog!!! How many girls/hour does it attract? Roderich Just what I was thinking! that must be a VERY high GPH (girls per hour  ) ratio! 
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