You certainly don't see one of these very often.......

At my previous employer, we were working a case study with Morgan Motors - very cool group of people and neat products as far as I am concerned. That it's still in the family is something I find incredible.

Even though we never closed out the case study, this is a company I root hard for. I'd love to own one, although out of my price range!

 

The Victory has a great piece on Morgan. Look for "How's it Made"

Still a lot of wood in the car.

 

Should have read "The Velocity Channel"

 

There was a TV show on in Britain around 1990(?) called The Troubleshooter with Sir John Harvey Jones. One of the episodes was with Morgan Motor Company. You might be able to find it on youtube or somewhere. If you like the idea of the family run company you'll love the episode.

Edit:-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troubleshooter_%28TV_series%29

 

Love the Aeromax. Don't like the modern steering wheel though, doesn't fit with the car's style.

 

+1 A Spyker steering wheel would look fantastic in there

 

Didn't Spyker have to change the steering wheel for the U.S. cars?

 

There's a dealer by me over here that seems to have Morgans in inventory. Nice cars.

 

Needs an air bag, doesn't it? Guessing that's why.

Agree, it is a zit on that car.

 

Amazingly gorgeous car. Have always found these special. Have never seen one in the flesh.

 

Damn that's gorgeous.

 

Very cool car.

Here's a nice side by side for a then and now comparison
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Saw both of those... and a new 3-wheeler at the Coffee and Cars in Lafayette, CO a couple months ago.

Still use wood frames? Even the AeroMax?