Description Just three owners from new, the first for 34 years; only 53k miles indicated; CVH engine and 5-speed box; exceptionally clean and tidy; MOT-exempt; driven 50 miles to the sale One of the longest-running models in motoring history, the Morgan 4/4 made its debut way back in 1936 and remained in production right up until 2018, retaining the same pre-war silhouette throughout this entire 82-year period.

Introduced in 1982 to replace the long-running Kent engine, the 1597cc Ford CVH (Compound Valve angle Hemispherical) inline-four brought a modern overhead cam layout to Morgan’s traditional lightweight roadster.

Mated to Ford Sierra 5-speed manual transmission, the CVH 1.6 engine produced some 96bhp and while that may sound modest, the 4/4 weighed only 850kg thanks to its alloy-skinned body built over an ash wood frame and steel ladder chassis.

This low kerb weight ensured lively performance, crisp road manners and a top speed nudging 100mph.

First registered in December 198...