2002 MORGAN 4/4

The Morgan 4/4 Le Mans 62 was a commemorative model to celebrate the victory of Chris Lawrence and Richard Shepherd-Baron in the 2.0-litre class at Le Mans in 1962. Numbers were strictly limited; there were just 40 4/4s and 40 Plus 8s produced. This example is chassis number 77 and was built during August and September 2002. It was registered in October 2002 and has had just a single keeper since then. The odometer shows 193,500 miles; however, there was a new Zetec 1800 engine at 100,484 miles in December 2014. The floor was replaced at the same time, with the cambelt done at 162,702 miles. The car has been fully-maintained regardless of cost. The MoT is valid to February 2025. Extras on the Morgan include full weather gear including tonneau, chrome luggage rack, cream hard-top and radio. Recent work has involved replacement kingpins, manifold and radiator, plus a new soft-top, steering lock/shaft, and master cylinder. The car is running well with no known problems, with its soft-top in very good condition. It also comes with its original hard-top.

The chassis is original. Paperwork includes the V5C, EEC Certificate of Newness, MoT certificates, and a very large stack of invoices covering the car's entire life. There's also a Morgan history book, spare keys and the owner's handbook with service book, stamped up to 187,955 miles in June 2023 by the marque specialist Stratton Motor Company. I can send a video of the car via watts app to any interested parties.