I thought that too, when I saw the pictures. I really thought Morgan had
really messed up the frontal styling. But seeing the thing in the flesh is a
different matter - it doesn't look crosseyed at all..
The only thing that grates a bit with me regarding the lights is this
new-fangled trend to having clear glass in the lights, with reflectors
looking like horrible chrome plastic bits behind. Not restricted to Morgans,
though, I've seen loads of cars with these on.
-----Original Message-----
From: Elton & Jane Wright <delicate@rev.net>
To: Morgans@autox.team.net <Morgans@autox.team.net>
Date: 25 June 2000 17:02
Subject: Aero 8, etc.
>Another fine day in Virginia for Morgan driving (or rebuilding). At the
>end of the day Saturday, I checked the e-mails and found the photo of the
>Aero 8 and asked my wife if she had seen the car. She said she thought
>that she had but came to look anyway. "That thing looks cross eyed, I
>think we will keep the Plus Four." With that, she went to bed. An
>automobile company can sell limited numbers of anything, but if Morgan
>wants to appeal to a larger crowd, they must fix the headlamps. Perhaps an
>Aero 8 Mk II?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Elton (almost ready to hit the road again) Wright
>
>Elton & Jane Wright
>Roanoke, Virginia, USA delicate@rev.net
>1967 Morgan Plus Four Tourer 1954 Morris Minor
>1973 Land Rover 109 Regular w/Pickup cab
>...moving NOW to a larger garage and parking area!
>
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