Morgan creates three LE60 special editions

Morgan’s latest bespoke products mark the sixtieth anniversary of the company’s relationship with Louwman Exclusive, a Dutch dealer located in Utrecht. The appropriately-named LE60 line-up comprises three unique designs.

Particularly eye-catching is the Plus Six LE60 finished in Scintilla Silver. 18” black Speedster wheels help to engender a purposeful appearance, while various yellow elements provide some visual contrast.

Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Front Side 1

Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Interior 1Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Rear Side 1

The Ice Blue Plus Six LE60 is slightly subtler. A rather elegant interior for this car combines black leather, yellow diamond stitching and matte tawny wood.

Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Rear Side 2

Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Interior 2Morgan Plus Six LE60 (2020) Front Side 2

A 3 Wheeler LE60 completes the trio. Painted in Almond Green with yellow highlights, its leather-covered dashboard panel features a laser-engraved ‘60’ motif.

Morgan 3 Wheeler LE60 (2020) Front Side

Morgan 3 Wheeler LE60 (2020) Dashboard DetailMorgan 3 Wheeler LE60 (2020) Rear Side

Exclusivity is assured, as just five LE60 editions have been built in total: two each of the Plus Six models, plus a single 3 Wheeler.

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