The Morgan 3 Wheeler – A symbol of individuality in an era of mass-production
The Morgan 3 Wheeler is a rebellion against sanitised, modern motoring.
The latest version retains the unique and celebrated driving experience that made the original an icon, yet reimagines the technology that underpins it, updating the model to be relevant for the 21st century. The Morgan 3 Wheeler represents ‘no frills all thrills’ motoring with attitude and character. By modern day comparison, the Morgan 3 Wheeler would not be a first choice for long distance travel, yet it exudes a remarkable sense of adventure that compels owners to regularly embark on road trips across countries and even continents.
The experience of driving a Morgan 3 Wheeler is incomparable by modern automotive standards. It features a tubular steel ‘space frame’ chassis, a hand crafted ash wood frame and aluminium body panels which ensure it remains lightweight.
Its centrepiece is a 1998cc S&S V-Twin engine which helps to propel the 3 Wheeler from 0-62 in 6 seconds. A conventional 5-speed transmission enables an easy ‘get in and drive’ experience, ensuring the model is more accessible than the original examples. Weighing just over 500kg, the lightweight 3 Wheeler is agile and nimble.
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Lift the safety catch of the ‘bomb release’ starter button, hear the twin-cylinders roar. Drive away, whether you turn left or right isn’t important. The journey, not the destination matters, and every journey in a Morgan 3 Wheeler is
an unforgettable adventure.
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Grantham school joins Carol Service in celebration of town’s hospital![]()
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Pupils from St Mary’s Catholic Voluntary Academy are taking part in the first Carol Service to celebrate the special relationship Grantham and District Hospital has with the town and surrounding communities.![]()
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The school children will join in the singing of favourite Christmas Carols as well as perform their own set musical piece at the Carol Service on Thursday 11th December at 7pm, in St Wulfram’s church, Grantham.![]()
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Deputy Head Teacher Olivia Mumford said: “The Carol Service is a fantastic opportunity for our pupils to share the joy of music while showing appreciation for the incredible work done at Grantham and District Hospital. It’s a privilege to support such an important event in our town."![]()
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The Carol Service has been organised by United Lincolnshire Hospitals Charity, who work closely with staff at Grantham and District Hospital and provides those extras for staff and patients that NHS budgets are unable to fund. ![]()
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Further details on the Grantham NHS Carol Service can be found by visiting www.ulhcharity.org.uk/news/christmas-carols-at-grantham-st-wulfram-church-in-thanks-for-towns-sup...