MORGAN 4/4 REPLICA

The Morgan 4/4, initially named for its four wheels and four-cylinder engine, debuted in 1936. It was a significant model as Morgan's first car with four wheels.

Its creation was spurred by customer demand for a more conventional vehicle compared to Morgan's three-wheelers.

The 4/4 has had continuous production, barring wartime, making it one of the longest-running production car models.

The Morgan Plus Four is considered its successor, evolving from the 4/4's design and mechanical underpinnings.

A little-known fact: During World War II, Morgan halted car production to support the war effort. The factory was repurposed to manufacture components for aircraft. Despite the shift, a few 4/4 chassis were reportedly completed using available parts, demonstrating the company's dedication even during wartime.