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Club Opening Run – Sunday 14th April

Severn Valley Railway

Dave Anscombe, the West Midlands Group Organiser, hosted the club’s Opening Run at the Severn Valley Railway centre in Bridgnorth. It was a great success and over 75 Morgan three wheelers plus a selection of four wheelers came along, accompanied by their owners. We had two speeders, three speeders five speeders and even a two speeder four wheeler three wheeler!

Unfortunately, the day was marred by an accident involving club members Bill Higginson and John Barker. Both are in hospital and we wish them a speedy recovery.

To see a full report of the Opening Run and photos – click here.

The youngest Club member?? – An Update

Congratulations to Joe and Chloe Kirk (nee Pilbeam) on the birth of their first child Arthur who will, on reaching manhood, become instantly famous for being able to pull centrepins out of large stones and Morgan chassis where all had failed before.

Chloe on being reminded that she hadn’t paid her subs made the lame excuse that she had been preoccupied but said she would deal with it and include Arthur on the form – hence the title to this post.

Congratulations also to Chas Pilbeam and Ros on becoming grandparents.

Oh, and can anyone say whether Arthur may legally travel in the rear seat of Tinkabel (their F4) when he would otherwise have to have a child seat in a modern car?

We’ve had a response from long-time F4 owner Graham Chivrall:

“Regarding request for carrying Arthur Kirk in the back of an F4 it really is not a good idea whatever the law says. All that separates the child from the rear chain on the right is a piece of plywood and a cushion. There is no legroom and the child’s feet will get covered in oil. If you go fast enough the rear seats [and child] will take to the air and fly off, unless you tie them down. I lost a rear seat cushion, and a gallon of oil, when they flew away a few years ago. It took ages to find the seat cushion (original ) in a field at the roadside. The oil slick helped.”.

And another message from Dave Anscombe:

“Unfortunately, he will have to wait until he is three years old before he is allowed to experience that pleasure (unless it is on private land).  Then he can travel in the back seat only.”

Adventures of a Morgan – New Zealand

Adventures of a Morgan - New Zealand

Richard Hardy in the USA

Club member Richard Hardy has had quite a few adventures in his 5 Speeder. He’s travelled in it to Norway, Spain, Portugal, France, the USA and now New Zealand. Together with 2 other UK 5 Speeders, Richard is travelling the length and breadth of New Zealand.

New Zealand has some of the best driving roads in the world. Super scenery, great towns and cities and wonderful people.

Keep in touch with the group’s progress just by clicking here.