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1965 Morgan Plus Four Drophead Coupe in Huntington Station, New York
--Silver over Black Fenders, Dark Red upholstery, 4 Cylinder,
4-speed manual gearbox, Long term enthusiast owned. The
Morgan 4/4 was first introduced in 1947 and remained in production
until 1969. Styling remained virtually unchanged throughout the
years with both a 4-seat version and a 2-seat versions. Front disc
brakes became an option in 1959 and were standardized in 1960.
Interestingly, a racing version of the plus 4 became available in
1962, the same year it won it's class at the famous 24 hours of Le
Mans! This Plus Four is powered by the famed TR4 4
cylinder engine with Twin Strombergs. It is fully serviced and
equipped with the following upgrades: Aluminum radiator, Electronic
ignition, Gear reduction starter, Lemans windscreens, Chrome wire
wheels, Fog lamps, Headlamp/foglamp screens, Discreet stereo
system, Lap belts and Rear mounted luggage rack. This
Morgan Plus Four is an excellent driver that would provide hours of
touring enjoyment. Upon a recent road test, the Morgan drove well
as it was intended from the factory. An iconic,
well-sorted, classic British sportscar. It is complete with Full
soft top, Side Curtains, Morgan Suitcase, Spare wheel, Factory
jack, Knock off wheel hammer and Tonneau cover.
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