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Quote from: Troll on July 14, 2013, 20:32:21 PMI'm wondering is that Morgan a wooden frame?Always loved the E Type...4.3 with triple carbs , or the V-12...Was that Morgan powered by a J.A.P. (J.A. Prestwich) engine or a Matchless V-2?...Looks like Wikipedia does it again...that's a Matchless V2...1937 Super Sport! How was the ride?
Pretty cool cars.
Sounds like you got a good riding partner, too. However, I'm a little surprised something as small as a .380 is even available in Texas? You've heard the saying that any caliber is big enough, as long as it starts with a "4".... 
Just kidding, I also have a .380 I carry when it has to go in the pocket....
Always loved the E Type...4.3 with triple carbs , or the V-12...Was that Morgan powered by a J.A.P. (J.A. Prestwich) engine or a Matchless V-2?...Looks like Wikipedia does it again...that's a Matchless V2...1937 Super Sport! How was the ride?
Went on my first accompanied ride today with a woman rider who showed me the ropes. It was great, really enjoyed it. We stumbled upon a British car gathering and rode up to take a closer look when they directed us to motor cycle parking within the show ring
. We didn't take pics of our bikes but snapped a few cars. This one is an e type and the new f type behind it, beautiful. Other one is a two cylinder very early Morgan. Great day, great ride, thanks to fellow rider, she showed me her must haves for a ride, one thing was a .380 pistol. Gotta love Texan women 
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