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£11,500 (Est: £13,000 - £15,000)

1948 Morgan F Super Extensively restored in 2010 by Bob Barlow Car Restoration

United Kingdom • 5 Sept 2026 • Lot 205

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AI Listing Summary

This 1948 Morgan F Super is a desirable model that underwent an extensive restoration in 2010, documented with photographs. It represents the last of the true three-wheeler Morgans from the golden age and comes with a current V5C and old MOT paperwork.

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Condition 

8

The car has undergone an extensive restoration in 2010, with photographic documentation. The restoration included full dismantling, chassis refinishing, body and timber frame restoration with new wood where required, repainting in Burgundy, a refreshed dashboard, repainted wire wheels, and a renewed wiring system. While the restoration was comprehensive, it was completed over a decade ago, suggesting a high-quality 'Excellent' condition with potential for minor signs of age or use from continued ownership, but no major defects are indicated.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

1103

Odometer:

713 miles

Reg Number:

ECO 399

RHD/LHD:

LHD

Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan was the son of a vicar, but unlike his father and grandfather, he chose not to enter the church.

Instead, he became an engineering apprentice with the railway.

In 1910, he founded the Morgan Motor Company Ltd and showcased his first three-wheeler at the Motor Cycle Show that same year, the F4 and later replaced by the F2 (a two-seater) in 1936.

“In 1938 this (the F2) was replaced by the F Super (Sports).

The body line was now lowered 2” and the occupants were similarly lowered - no, not that - the seats were lowered! The general appearance was made far more stylish with swept back wings, a lowered radiator, extra bonnet louvres and a fold-flat windscreen… The longer wheelbase and the centre of gravity shifted backwards made them feel different to drive but the handling was well up to Morgan standards.

Sadly, production ceased in 1952.

The world had moved on and the side-valve Ford engines represented much better value to the family motorist when hou...

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£11,500

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£20,533

Median Price (Since 2020)

£31,008

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