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Mickey Richaud

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Very nice indeed. Got a real love for Morgans, just no bankroll for them.
 
Mickey.....thou shall not covet.....remember?? :wink: LOL
 
:lol: :lol: :bow:
 
Yep, gotta agree....

:lol: :lol: :bow:
 
This month's Hemmings Sports & Exotics has a buyer's guide for Morgans. Coincidence?
 
drooartz said:
This month's Hemmings Sports & Exotics has a buyer's guide for Morgans. Coincidence?
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Meaningless... absolutely meaningless.

And that other '57 Morgan that went on ebay yesterday afternoon is another meaningless coincidence.

And no one can convince me otherwise.

Seriously.

Mama said so!
 
Steve said:
Mickey, it's Karma...... or rather CARma! Did I ever tell you that I used to live close to the Morgan factory?
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Don't believe you did.

I would imagine the smell of ash lumber was intoxicating!
 
While I've never lived in England, I did live on Malvern Ave (Salt Lake City) for a couple years. Always figured that if I stayed I'd have to buy a Morgan.
 
Morgans are nice....including the one broke down on the interstate last weekend.

However:

I think, if I cannot obtain an XK140MC roadster, I'll get a Reliant Robin, just for grins.

I can hear my wife screaming now first time it tips over.
And refusing to ever get near it again.

Which means I can drive and smoke my stogies at the same time.

Dave
 
Had the Moogie bug last year, search high and low, but everything was high while I was low. Meanwhile a friend brought his over for me to work on and drive for a while, tight fit in a pretty primitive car... But they are sure the best looking car at the show!!

Ended up with an EX_MOD RHD '68 Land Rover 88. Maybe next time.

BillyB
'58 TR3A
'62 TR3B
'68 S2a 88"
 
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