'Anyone with a nice Tiger (or
really great conversion) for sale, please let me know.'
If you want respect in the Tiger community do not buy a conversion. You will
be castigated and judged as having a devious and deceitful personality (not by
me of course). At Tiger get togethers you will be the black sheep of the Tiger
flock. TACified Tiger owners will walk up to you and say, "We don't want no
stinkin' conversions here". I'm just giving you some friendly advice.
Jeff
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Subject: Tiger hunting redux
Author: <CobMeister@aol.com> at INTERNET
Date: 12/1/97 5:05 PM
Hey Gang,
Well, some lucky soul bought my '36 Morgan Three-Wheeled Roadster. It has
gone to another home and I am left with nothing but memories and three or
four pockets full of dead presidents to keep me company.
My hunt for a Tiger is really heating up. Anyone with a nice Tiger (or
really great conversion) for sale, please let me know.
In your first E-mail, please advise me the price, location, and color of the
car and the number of blades on the fan.
(What the heck is with all of this fan blade traffic, anyway? I can see I got
a lot to learn about Tigers! I would be willing to bet that not one Morganist
out of a hundred could tell you with any degree of certainty how many blades
were on their pocket knives, let alone their fans... My Morgan Three-Wheeler
that just went up the road had a no-bladed fan... Hell, it did not even have
a water pump!)
--Colin Cobb, Countin' Wheels and Fan Blades Outside Las Cruces, NM
'66 Morgan Plus 4
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