Not even tornadic-like weather can slow us down.
We weaved our way through stunning northern Arizona and southern Utah before climbing to the Colorado border.
We head out across the deserts of Nevada with little more than a couple of gallons of water and hope for a good outcome.
Once we finished pre-running the Golden State Tour, it was time to load up our Morgan and head home.
Finally, we got to see our Morgan. Was it everything we hoped it would be?
Death Valley is hot, but not hot enough to stop our infallible Suburban.
Flying from Orlando to Vegas is one thing, but towing a trailer through Death Valley with a 20-year-old vehicle is whole different story.
The story of Chris Lawrence and TOK 258–the Morgan that won at Le Mans.
Finished in silver over a red interior, this 2005 Morgan Aero 8 from British Sports Cars is considered by some to be the company's first supercar.
This 1951 Morgan 4/4 from Britsh Sports Cars, a Series I Drophead Coupe, is said to be "one of approximately 117 Flat-Radiator Drophead Coupes produced."
