2013 Morgan 3-Wheeler Bespoke

The Morgan 3-Wheeler has been an icon of the British motoring scene and was the mainstay of early production at the Worcestershire firm. It was the first car that Sir Stirling Moss drove legally on the road and other notable owners have included Brigitte Bardot and Ralph Lauren. In 1968, Mick Jagger drove Marianne Faithful to the Old Bailey to face a drugs charge in his yellow example. To mark the companies centenary, they decided in 2010 to build the 3-wheeler again with a "nod' to modern motoring. The result was a vehicle that epitomised its early reputation for handling and performance. Offered here is an immaculate Morgan Bespoke supplied new by the Morgan Motor Company to its one and only owner, Ian Skelly, an avid collector. Finished in the special order colour of Ferrari Tour de France metallic blue with Muirhead Bobbin Blue leather interior, it has only covered 283 miles. It comes complete with leather dash, elbow rests, leather steering wheel, leather and black anodised dash and starter button. The Bright Pack consists of polished cowl, stainless steel exhausts and heat shields. Union Jacks, black wheels and full weather gear of fly-screens and tonneau cover complete the period look. It has full Morgan service history and the full complement of manuals. Cool enough for Brigitte Bardot, the next owner of this Morgan can expect the same admiring looks!