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Wonderful presentation David!
One of my very favorite "How It's Made" TV shows, features the making of the traditional Morgan. It showcases the wood work and metal work genius behind the build. These are fantastic cars! Thank you!
@perrone1 One of my favorites too; I found it riveting!
This takes me back to my childhood Harv and Paul. I spent many a Sunday afternoon riding in the passenger seat of one of these in the Yorkshire moors. Our neighbour had one and liked my company on drives.
Paul Rouffa's Morgan is what I know as a "barrel back", here is another Brumm I call a "beetle back". Along with that is a just acquired NEO 1966 Morgan Plus 4 Plus which used a TR4 engine. I did not know how rare the 1:1 version was. The model's color is really bright red, my camera distorts reds.
John F. Quilter
Eugene, Oregon USA
David, your figure in the Morgan 3 wheeler made me realize why my neighbour liked me along for the ride so often when I was a child. Lots more room for him to spread out. Two adults would have been a tight fit. I sure loved the experience.
These three wheeler Morgans are classic LBC's!
I need to find one for my collection as well...










