Re: Car & Driver

[Bob Nogueira <nogera@prodigy.net>]

-- [ From: Bob Nogueira * EMC.Ver #3.1a ] --

Hmmmmmm interesting.
 I just checked all my deleted  Car and Driver  messages and I could not
find any gossip or rumors. What I did fine were peoples opinions of  the 
article and  the car . I found a lot of  " I think" but nowhere was  "I
heard ".

Please advise  Mr. Towner that the rumors and  gossip he is hearing of there
being rumors and gossip  about the New Morgan  are just rumors gossip.

In ten minutes time I believe I could round up the mailing addresses of
every major and minor Morgan club. If the factory is interested  in
preventing  rumors and gossip and  would like to insure information is
accurate I would suggest they send out a press release first to all those
poor club newsletter  editors who are always looking for fresh topic for the
next issue. The way I see it Those editors toil monthly to promote Morgan
ownership and when the factory has something to show who gets it CAR & 
DRIVER  who hasn't mentioned Morgan in the past  15 years .

And on a other note:
 Do you think in 20 years Bob Jr and  Will Z  Jr will be arguing over which
is better the 171/2 inch bumper Morgan or the  21 inch Morgan ?


Bob Nogueira  Who will defend to the death the right  for anyone to post a  
                                      message on this or any topic including
 saying ' Enough of this topic  " 


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> Date: Friday, 14-May-99 08:51 AM
> 
> From: robert couch             \ Internet:    (morganspares@taconic.net)
> To:   MORGANS                  \ Internet:    (morgans@autox.team.net)
> 
> Subject: Car & Driver
> 
> I have been asked to post the following by Chris Towner who just recently
came
> back from a trip to the Factory:
> 
> It is true that the Works is not happy with the Car & Driver article but
less
> happy with the type of gossip/rumor/ and mis-information the internet
seems to
> generate here in the US from several sources (?).  The article will go
away the
> sooner the internet folks quit much of this worthless chit-chat over an
article
> by a frustrated journalist.
> 

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