A rare opportunity for the true connoisseur: this 1929 Morgan Aero Super Sports with JAP V-Twin is one of the most desirable pre-war three-wheelers in existence.

Originally delivered in Great Britain (registration BF6661), this is the sporting top specification, distinguished by its iconic “beetleback” bodywork. The heart of the car is also its greatest asset: the legendary JAP V-Twin engine, a power unit with genuine racing DNA, celebrated for its robustness, raw mechanical soundtrack and razor-sharp throttle response. This is the very engine that dominated motorcycle circuits during the interwar years and transformed Morgans into formidable rivals to far larger and more expensive four-wheeled cars.

It is precisely this combination of low weight, fiery V-Twin power and direct drivetrain that gives enthusiasts goosebumps: pure, unfiltered pre-war motoring at its most intense.

The car was fully restored in the past and remained in active use until a few years ago by an enthusiast owner, who even created his own personal starting checklist. Since then, it has been stored dry in a warm coach house.

This is how the Morgan is presented today: professionally photographed, unwashed, with cobwebs and flat tyres, an honest and authentic find that tells its story without the aid of a polishing cloth.

This is not a glossy showroom piece, but a characterful Morgan that offers authenticity, history and emotion in one compelling package.

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