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Good evening to all of you
another newbie question: I've never heard about "matching numbers" for Morgans. Why? MCC does not issue corresponding certificates?
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Lilo, Matching numbers, with respect to a 'classic car', generally denotes that the car has the original engine and transmission. Hence "matching numbers": as in the engine number and transmission numbers match those quoted on the documents at build time. 
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Hi Simon,
yes, this is what I mean. I'm just wondering why its does not looks to be here an important concern, compared to what we see for other makes. Think about classic Jaguar
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Matching numbers is suggested to add value due to the orginality of the car. It is a personal thing but generally this is how the market values classic vehicles. Whether you are willing to pay more is down to you.
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