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A guy I worked with in the UK back in the 50s or early 60s had an old Morgan, but I doubt whether the brand had ever come to mind since then.
Perce
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My dad had one, in a thousand pieces. Somebody bought it.
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The current Morgan 4/4 is about the most fun thing I have ever driven. British frame, body, and handling. German drive train and acceleration. Very labour-intensive production, workshop-style rather than production-line style, which unfortunately keeps it out of my price range.
I can't see the Italians getting involved being a good thing. Every time the Italians get involved with cars something goes terribly wrong.
--scott
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You mean like Bugatti, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati ...?
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As an ex-Fiat owner, I get that. But then there's Pagani...
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Yes! Those cars where you have to remove the engine in order to get to the fanbelt. Terribly, terribly wrong.
--scott
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Oh, how I wish you were exaggerating (Fiat X-1/9).