In photos: Inside the Morgan Sports Car Club of Canada
It’s the Morgan’s eccentricity that appeals to the club’s 73 members across the country. The Morgan Sports Car Club of Canada is an intimate affair, and it’s chummier than you’d think because the core of the club – 40-50 members – live in Southern Ontario. Owning a car that has been banned in Canada since 1994 certainly has its challenges and members meet to problem solve, learn about the car and discuss the Morgan mystique.
Club run
Morgans at British Car Day
Bryan and Julie Tripp with baby Ella in their 1961 plus 4 Drophead Coupe at a Guelph airport car show.
Bryan and Julie Tripp with baby Ella in their 1961 plus 4 Drophead Coupe at a Guelph airport car show.
Gabby and Glen arriving at British Car Day with the Westies onboard.Supplied photo courtesy Glen Donaldson
Here is a picture of Gabby and Glen arriving at British Car Day showing the 4 seater advantage with the West Highland White Terriers onboard.Supplied photo courtesy Glen Donaldson
Glen and Gabby Donaldson's two Westies in the back of their 4 seater Morgan.
1985 Morgan 4/4 4 seater which is a Morgan that was sold new in Ontario and was one of 6 sold that year in Canada. Owned by Gabriella Eustace and Glen Donaldson.supplied photo courtesy of Glen Donaldson
Morgans at member Terry Brown's residence in Whitby
Morgans at member Terry Brown's residence
Morgans at member Terry Brown's residence in Whitby
View down the bonnet
British 72-spoke chrome wire wheels
John Fitchies 1960 Plus 4 (Red and Black) and Colin and Barbara's 1961 Plus 4 (yellow) with Dave Smith's 1930s Three Wheeler Morgan in the background.
Rob Fournie's 1953 Flat Rad Plus 4 Morgan
Morgans resting at a winery