Automobiles Can anyone help with this car?

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While on vacation this month, we pulled into a small Grocery store and I parked next to this Morgan automobile. I was hoping that since this is a car built in the UK, Someone might be able to provide me with the exact model and the year. There are a couple of additional shots in my "Just Cars" Album. It's a new photo so near the end of that Album.
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  • ILCE-7M4
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  • ILCE-7M4
  • FE 20-70mm F4 G
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  • ILCE-7M4
  • FE 20-70mm F4 G
  • 31.0 mm
  • ƒ/8
  • 1/250 sec
  • ISO 250
 
Issue with Morgans is that they built models then stopped then started again with them. This could be a Roaster or 4/4 or Plus 4 build up till the 1950s but most likely one of those build after 2008.
 
I know next to nothing about Morgans, but the starter handle hole in the front bumper suggests some age?
 
I actually hate Morgans, more because of the image than much else (Pipe smoking, flat cap and tweed wearing old duffers who look down on you), but I have to admire that they have stuck to their guns and still make them out of wood!
Anyway, this is most likely a late 60's model (68 on) going by the headlight array and a few other things.
 
I actually hate Morgans, more because of the image than much else (Pipe smoking, flat cap and tweed wearing old duffers who look down on you), but I have to admire that they have stuck to their guns and still make them out of wood!
Anyway, this is most likely a late 60's model (68 on) going by the headlight array and a few other things.
They do go like stink though Kev. Goose excrement off a hot shovel, is the phrase I recall.
 
Well, my guess from reading some articles with photos is that it could be a Morgan +4 from the 60's.
 
Interesting that this one is left hand drive.

I have always wondered if the leather strap holding the bonnet down was fitted in the factory, or was just a very popular aftermarket accessory.
 
Interesting that this one is left hand drive.

I have always wondered if the leather strap holding the bonnet down was fitted in the factory, or was just a very popular aftermarket accessory.
Aftermarket, but most owners have one
 
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