1. Here is a Morgan Aeromax coupe, probably 2008 or 2009,
2. If you have to ask, you can't afford it.
But, the answer is 110,000 pounds ($180,000).
About 100 were made.
3. They were pretty much hand made. On a wooden frame.
By the same Morgan family than has made them for over a century.
By the same Morgan family than has made them for over a century.
4. I didn't lie on my stomach. I placed the camera on the ground and turned the rotating
LED screen up so I could see the image. Much easier. And much cleaner.
5. Something old, something new.
6. And, it is not my fault the parking block and stripes are
off center. I didn't park it.
off center. I didn't park it.
32 comments:
That is an incredible car. I know many a person in my life who'd be excited to be that close to it:) Fabulous triple reflections in that first!
Oh, Jack, it's beautiful! When did you buy it? Not sure you ought to have it out in public, though! Sheesh!
Re your comment on Ocala: You are such a cynic. I'll have you know that our Historic District dates back to the 1880s and before. It's really old. Older than you, even. Really old!
I see your portrait in one of the photos! It is an amazing car; did you take a whirl around the block in it?
It really is a gorgeous car that I'll have to be content to admire in your photos!
Love all the reflections!
The car in your 5th photo looks like salt damage to the paint. Maybe it is the salt air in Florida, unless the driver spent time up north with road salt.
My fave shot is the first one Jack.. the 'portrait' shot :) It's a beauty alright but believe me I can think of so many more ways to spend all that money :)
funky car!!! very neat subject!
Looks like something one would see on Downton Abbey.
BTW, yes I did know Burnham was the architect of the Columbian Expo of 1893 and designed one of my all-time favorite buildings, the Flat Iron building in NYC. The Devil in the White City was a great read too.
You take "selfie" to a whole other level! I LOVE THESE! I noticed the palm trees and sunny skies first - since we're freezing here with our snowy pines! - but I loved spotting you in the reflections. And since I've been doing this link up and searching for reflections, I've found a reason to pay attention to cars ;-)
Lovely car, can't afford it!
superbe voiture mm si je ne suis pas specialise ;o)
What a ride !!! And what a treat all those pics !
I just love the first one, with you reflected twice below the calender... The palm trees on the reflection are also very festive !
What a fun car!! And you obviously had a fun photo session!! I love it! Great reflection of you for the day as well!! Oh, I knew immediately that YOU hadn't parked the car!! No way!! Have a fun weekend and share it with us!!
Awesome!
...and yes, - I want one!
A wonderful reportage on an incredible car!
Wow.... now that is a car!
And some lucky person is driving it around town, Jack! Fabulous.
A very cool ride.
Great car - I have never seen one before. Did you take it for a spin? Love the shorts...
Bises,
Genie
Great looking vehicle.
Thank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.
Cool reflections! I like the double self portraits and the palm trees in the top one.
Love this post. Everything about it.
That is really an incredible car...unfortunately only a dream...Great photos...
Ya, but is your name on the latest bill of sale? Head to Florida... livin' the life?
I have never seen a Morgan before. It is an interesting vehicle. I had to laugh at the shot of something new something old. Great shots.
The first and second pictures are stunningly composed. But a wooden frame?
That is one nice looking ride.
Great photos of a special car. This car is even special for a Morgan. Love your reflections.
That's a car :-)
Great and well composed photos with nice reflections.
I agree with all the comments. What can I say more. Nice shots.
Nice to look at!
What a Black Beauty
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