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I don't think Magnus will fit in these seats either :D
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I don't think Magnus will fit in these seats either :D
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The funny thing is my wife goes " What is that car a Morgan ? " and I said "No that's a Caterham but there is a Morgan driving it " -delise -
I looked for one of those after work today, but there were none in the local Toys-R-Us or Target. Oh well.| | Sean -
These have now been made by Matchbox in at least four different colors. I blew a whopping $3.50 or so (probably less than Morgan spent on just the one cup of coffee! ;)) on the white, red, and yellow ones at my local Toys-R-Us, but the blue one seems to only be available in a five-car package that I have seen only on the dubya-dubya.
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Interesting that the packaging is different on the white one and the other two are being driven by ghostswww.morgansegal.com
The funny thing is my wife goes " What is that car a Morgan ? " and I said "No that's a Caterham but there is a Morgan driving it " -deliseComment
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A blue one, too? I finally found all the others, only to learn of a mythical blue one I have to search for. aaaargh :-)Originally posted by Sean View PostComment
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This thread is proof of that some of us in this forum needs immediate help in the form of medication and therapy. Lots of therapy.Comment
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I'm taking mine in the garage w/ a slightly bigger but similarly powered (pushed by hand) Caterham, for the next little while anyway.Originally posted by magnusfeuer View Post
Vroom! Vroom! Squeeeeeeel!:DChris
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This from the man who hosted the U.S. Marks & Spencer Grand Prix in his living room back around 2009 or so!Originally posted by magnusfeuer View Post| | SeanComment
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I guess that this means that I am receiving appropriate treatment as I received both medication and therapy last evening:Originally posted by Doug Liedblad View Post
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