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by G Walker - 24/08/26 06:52 PM
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Re: What Did You Do To Your Morgan Today?
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Jul 20th a 02:42 PM
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Nice one John,
Isn't it remarkable what a service can do! there you are with a real low-miler with modern oils that should achieve star-ship lubricating mileages and yet the difference is phenomenal. I think and say on many occasions that if only more Morgan owners just learnt the most basic service and tinkering skills their cars would bring so much more pleasure! I really believe that many Morgan's stop being driven because their owners start to feel dissatisfied with the car, some I truly believe actually sell them or P/EX them thinking something major must be wrong with it, "well it's driving like a bag of bones now"!
The Morgan is just not like their old tin tops that will tolerate no end of abuse before.it curls its toes up No you have to show it that you care and it will respond likewise!
Well done for posting such a simple solution which shows a huge change to the fun aspect of ownership and with little effort! And of course John, they could ask you to do it for them if close to North Wales or passing through.
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