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Morgan...the begining

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stick steering....the exhaust mufflers look like battering rams...:yikes: dual chain drive..would that be early positraction..?? :roflblack:
 

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Always did like Morgans! Although I would probably need a crane and a crowbar to get into and out of one of them!:roflblack: Much too low for my comfort level!:yikes:
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In fact, the lady had a bit of a struggle getting out!!!
 

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Some where back in dim memory, the dual chain drive attached to different sprockets up front and shifted back and forth like a gear box.
J.A.P engines, J. A. Prestwick. some had 180 degree lock to lock steering. Drove one in England in the early 1960's. they "differently" are their own breed". I believe somebody is making one with a Harley motor on/in it at the present time.
Oldmanzues
 
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Some where back in dim memory, the dual chain drive attached to different sprockets up front and shifted back and forth like a gear box.
J.A.P engines, J. A. Prestwick. some had 180 degree lock to lock steering. Drove one in England in the early 1960's. they "differently" are their own breed". I believe somebody is making one with a Harley motor on/in it at the present time.
Oldmanzues

The new ones are using a 1976cc S & S engine and a Mazda 5 speed transmission. Wish Rotax made a 2 liter twin...:pray: :ohyea::ohyea:
 
Problem is, the "new" Mog is priced around $78K, Morgan has an agreement with Ace Cycle Car in Washington state for the new 3 wheeler, engines run from 96 cubic inches to an S&S x-wedge 120 incher. I've wanted one ever since I got to drive one at a hill climb back in 1958.

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Must admit I rather like the modern Morgan. Like the idea of having one in matt khaki green with a NZRAF logo on the side. However realise it's not really a practical vehicle like the Spyder is.
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