Aero 8 - the way forward?

[jeffsy]

Hi

I guess it will be mostly positive comments but what are the things you would say to a prospectve buyer about the Aero 8? I have been advised that a "series 2" is the best option due to more room. What should a prospective buyer look out for in the second hand market and what should I avoid?

Thanks

Graham

[asbojohn]

Graham,

Try here you'll find lots of info from aero owners.



http://talkmorgan.dev.justmoon.net/ubbthreads.php?...


Good luck and have a good Christmas

John

[jeffsy]

Hey - thanks John

I'll check it out

All the best to you and yours as well....

Graham

[AeroMan]

I look forward to seeing you there Jeffsy; why not come along to the January TM Get-together and then you can talk to owners with all Aero Series being represented.

[jeffsy]

AeroMan said:

I look forward to seeing you there Jeffsy; why not come along to the January TM Get-together and then you can talk to owners with all Aero Series being represented.

Brian

Id love to but may not be able to. I have some eye surgery booked in for the 10th which may mean I cant drive for upto 5 days!

Graham

[thomr]

Hi Jeffsy,

Well, I have just ventured into the Morgan forum as I'm planning to get a newish Roadster to complement the Griff, and was surprised to find a face that I knew on here.

Sorry to hear the tiv may have to go, but the Aero8 looks a real beast, and hopefully reliable. Will you still go to the TVR meets?

Roger (Griff 500 SE no.89)

[mr_tony]

One of the best trait of the Aero 8 - solidly reliable, goes like stink - and pretty much one of the rarest / most unique cars on the road - 100% british (ok with a german engine) fine engineering, attention to detail and a distinctive look.

When I drove to the south of france last year, I arrived at the hotel to find a new F430 sypdder parked out front. The doorman went in and moved it round the back so the Aero could go out front. He said - this improves the image of my hotel - that does not....