Many of our club members use the TalkMorgan Forum.
The TalkMorgan forum is widely used for sharing help and advice for all generations of 3 and 4 wheeler Morgans together with more general discussion in sub forums such as the “Malvern Arms” – a virtual pub.
There are about 6,000 registered users worldwide and most of the sub-forums are also free to view for non-members.
The Three Wheeler sub-forum is widely used to report on maintenance and modifications and to co-ordinate meetings and events. For example, the recent Goggles and Gauntlets event originated as a TalkMorgan get together 5 years ago and has now grown and been adopted as a MTWC annual event.
MMC also use this forum as one of the methods of communicating with owners and the recent notice of safety inspections for 5 speeders was posted on the TalkMorgan site.
There has been a link from our website to Talkmorgan for a long time now. If you click here you’ll see a lot of other useful links too.
The Talkmorgan Forum was recently hacked and the administrators removed access temporarily. We’re glad to say that the forum is now back up and running.
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The F-Type Morgan.
History, Restoration and Driving.
By Nev Lear
It’s taken a while, but Nev Lear’s comprehensive book about the F-Type Morgan has now been published and it’s ready for you to read. 59 pages packed full of information, photos and diagrams.
The official launch will be held at the SW Group lunch time meeting, Frampton-on-Severn, on Saturday 6th July (click here for details). The book will be available for purchase from Regalia starting Monday 8th July but you could place your order immediately.
Nev is a long time F-Type owner and restorer and he has been meticulously gathering measurements, diagrams and articles about the Ford engined Morgan. Our Bulletin editor, Julian Vincent helped with the design and editing.
If you’re a club member and logged in to the website you can preview the electronic version now. Just click on this link and then click on the book title. We’ve added a simple Password to access the book. It’s the same one we use for your online Bulletins.
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Stoke Lacy Heritage is celebrating their Morgan Heritage big time……. Read on
Our Morgan110th@Stoke Lacy day has everything for Morgan enthusiasts and families alike. We have classic cars, a Morgan Owner’s photo-shoot at The Old Rectory (HFS Morgan’s childhood home), passenger rides in Morgan cars, brewery tours, an art exhibition in Stoke House (built for Dorothy Morgan), live music from Worcester Ukelele band and a proper Vintage fete with sporting activities (bring your own tug-of-war team). We round off our Big Day Out with an evening of Jazz from Armeley’s 10-piece band – the Springfield Jazz Band .
There’s no need to book. Just turn up and follow the signs. There’s a big space dedicated to Morgans of all shapes, sizes and colours.
TalkMorgan Forum Now Cleared of Hackers
Many of our club members use the TalkMorgan Forum.
The TalkMorgan forum is widely used for sharing help and advice for all generations of 3 and 4 wheeler Morgans together with more general discussion in sub forums such as the “Malvern Arms” – a virtual pub.
There are about 6,000 registered users worldwide and most of the sub-forums are also free to view for non-members.
The Three Wheeler sub-forum is widely used to report on maintenance and modifications and to co-ordinate meetings and events. For example, the recent Goggles and Gauntlets event originated as a TalkMorgan get together 5 years ago and has now grown and been adopted as a MTWC annual event.
MMC also use this forum as one of the methods of communicating with owners and the recent notice of safety inspections for 5 speeders was posted on the TalkMorgan site.
There has been a link from our website to Talkmorgan for a long time now. If you click here you’ll see a lot of other useful links too.
The Talkmorgan Forum was recently hacked and the administrators removed access temporarily. We’re glad to say that the forum is now back up and running.
The F-Type Morgan. A Book by Nev Lear
The F-Type Morgan.
History, Restoration and Driving.
By Nev Lear
It’s taken a while, but Nev Lear’s comprehensive book about the F-Type Morgan has now been published and it’s ready for you to read. 59 pages packed full of information, photos and diagrams.
The official launch will be held at the SW Group lunch time meeting, Frampton-on-Severn, on Saturday 6th July (click here for details). The book will be available for purchase from Regalia starting Monday 8th July but you could place your order immediately.
Nev is a long time F-Type owner and restorer and he has been meticulously gathering measurements, diagrams and articles about the Ford engined Morgan. Our Bulletin editor, Julian Vincent helped with the design and editing.
If you’re a club member and logged in to the website you can preview the electronic version now. Just click on this link and then click on the book title. We’ve added a simple Password to access the book. It’s the same one we use for your online Bulletins.
Morgan 110 at Stoke Lacy – July 6th
Morgan 110 at Stoke Lacy – Saturday July 6th 2019
Stoke Lacy Heritage is celebrating their Morgan Heritage big time……. Read on
Our Morgan110th@Stoke Lacy day has everything for Morgan enthusiasts and families alike. We have classic cars, a Morgan Owner’s photo-shoot at The Old Rectory (HFS Morgan’s childhood home), passenger rides in Morgan cars, brewery tours, an art exhibition in Stoke House (built for Dorothy Morgan), live music from Worcester Ukelele band and a proper Vintage fete with sporting activities (bring your own tug-of-war team). We round off our Big Day Out with an evening of Jazz from Armeley’s 10-piece band – the Springfield Jazz Band .
There’s no need to book. Just turn up and follow the signs. There’s a big space dedicated to Morgans of all shapes, sizes and colours.
(click here to download your own copy)