This Morgan 4/ 4 has a great history dating back to 1993 and has been meticulously cared for ever since

This Morgan 4/ 4 is in a striking Connaught Green exterior complemented by Black Ambla Vinyl, a combination that turn heads. At its inception, this vehicle came equipped with a host of notable features, including a scuttle roll bar, a luggage carrier, underseal for added protection, a galvanized chassis to withstand the test of time, and an alloy body and wings.

The car was diligently serviced at the Morgan Service Department until 2005 when the odometer read 59, 000 miles, a testament to his commitment to its maintenance. Over the years, this car has enjoyed the stewardship of four subsequent owners, each of whom shared a dedication to meticulous care. Today, with 77, 200 miles on the clock, the Morgan continues to run and drive beautifully, reflecting the enduring quality and craftsmanship for which Morgans are renowned. Recent previous work has included a new fuel pump in 2020. The Front shock absorbers were new in 2014, and the rear telescopic shock absorbers in 2011. The cambelt was changed in 2005, 2011 and in June 2023. In the last year service work has been done by the specialist, Brands Hatch Morgan. This has included new rear wheel cylinders and brake pads, new front brake callipers, gear lever connector, new seat webbing for the driver’s seat, a new cambelt and tensioner, new fuel pressure regulator, a new steering universal joint and an engine oil change.

Backed up by rafts of historical documents the car has an extensive history with a complete service history, including a copy of the original sales invoice, an owner's handbook, three sets of keys, a workshop manual and even the original factory brochure.

A timeless icon of automotive history that's a joy to drive

The car comes with a good black PVC hood with green piping, a full mohair tonneau which is unmarked, the original aluminium front and rear bumpers, headrests, wheel spanner, jack, original steering wheel, Morgan branded sidescreen bag and a storm cover.

With its striking appearance, excellent condition, and good history, this 4/ 4 is a testament to the enduring allure of British craftsmanship and automotive artistry seeminglly long gone these days