FOREWORD
The object of this book is to provide the owner with a clear picture of the car
and its needs. Technical terms have been avoided wherever possible.
Each car is carefully built and tested, but the continued satisfaction of the owner
is largely in his own hands. The best cars will not run well unless careful
attention is paid to their upkeep.
To gain the maximum pleasure and performance from your Morgan, lubricate
regularly, keep all nuts, bolts and screws tight and thereby reduce rattle and
unwanted noises, and lastly keep brakes properly adjusted and in good working
order. Alterations and adjustments from the standard specification are not
recommended but, should it seem necessary, our Service Department will be
pleased to give advice if contacted.
Vehicle Identification
In all communications with your
Dealer or the Morgan Motor
Company, please quote the chassis
and engine number. This is
particularly important when ordering
parts.
Chassis No.
This is stamped on top of the
crossmember, in front of the right
hand front seat. Also on the vehicle
identification plate on the bulkhead
under the right hand bonnet.
Engine No.
This is found on a metal plate fitted
to the block, between the exhaust
manifold pipes on the left of the
The information in this handbook is as close
as possible to the correct information about
your car. Continuing development means that
changes are made all the time and some of
these may not be covered by this book. Errors
and omissions are avoided, but cannot be
ruled out.
Your specification
When you ordered your Morgan,
you made various choices regarding
colours, trim and equipment. Below
you can list some of these, which
will be useful to keep in the car
along with your handbook.
Colour
Colour and grade of trim
Colour of hood
Radio Specification
Door and Boot Key No.
Fuel Cap Key No.
Supplying Dealer Information:
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
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