At the 1950 Earl's Court Motor Show the Morgan Motor Company, a small British sports car manufacturer at the time, introduced the 2088cc Plus 4 to the industry. A highly capable machine that quickly became the platform for innovative performance upgrades within the company.In 1962, the shift from road to a race-winning formula by the plucky Brits produced the "Super Sports", a superior example in every way to its predecessor due to its super lightweight alloy chassis and a race-ready 2.2L triumph engine with dual Weber carburettors, a winning development that helped it win its class at the 1962 Le Mans 24 hours. This ground-breaking success encouraged Peter Morgan to introduce many permanent additions to the Plus 4 which has continued to evolve to this day.Initially finished as a left-hand drive Plus Four 2-seater chassis, this Morgan was later delivered to Fergus Motors Inc, New York, USA, a car import specialist in June 1963This FIA Morgan racing veteran can trace its racing heritage back to the 1970's, having been prepared as a race Super Sports Low Line in the late 70's, the racer first competed in Holland by Dutch club racer, Mr Lucassen, starting its promising track career with some success in Dutch historic championships.After some continuing European success, the Morgan was purchased by another Dutch resident and well-known historic racer, Peter Ecury, in the 1980's who proceeded to step up the racer considerably and campaigned the car across the globe in Europe, UK, even Russia and North Africa.Three-time winning European Vintage Champion, Peter Ecury got the motorsport bug at just 13 having experienced his first Dutch Grand Prix, later to return home and start tracking his mother's Mini Cooper. As his skills grew so did his ambition, seeing his adult years take Peter to endurance racing such as 24-hour at Spa-Francorchamps and Le Mans, with his most noticeable achievement being his win of the 1983 FIA Benelux Historic GT Championship, a repeated victory the following year, all on route to winning the 1984 FIA European Overall Historic GT Championship -- a no easy feat.After 5 years of countless success across the continent and beyond, sharing a race with the Morgans previous custodian for an endurance race weekend mid-1980's and well as taking wins at the Benelux historic championship and European Historic GT Championship in 1984, the Morgan was sold across the pond to a talented American writer, Professor Mulroney.Mulroney proceeded to campaign the Morgan throughout club events from Sports Car Club of America and Sportcar Vintage Racing Association, between 1985-2012. Being an avid and successful writer, the Professor documented all his experience behind the wheel of the Super Sport model in published articles and essays, which also featured the story of his race team "Phlexed Spincter". During the professor's ownership, the Morgan was treated to a substantial restoration by a Pennsylvanian Classic Specialist, which included replacing the frame, rebuilding the engine, bodywork and finally a full repaint.Being a true historic racing enthusiast, Mulroney pulled every inch of fun and enjoyment out the racer, which is clearly highlighted from his writing, of which published copies can be found throughout the supplied history portfolios. The American professor called it a day in 2012, selling the Plus Four on to a Belgium based race specialist.Upon arrival it was decided to treat this early 60's racer to another full nut and bolt restoration, fully stripping the example back to its bare bones and rebuilding the Morgan to period-correct FIA specification, all in preparation for the 2018 Le Man Classic, it was at this time the racer always received its valid FIA paperwork. Finishing its restoration, the Morgan was fitted with several FIA approved featured which include:-All new steel engine-New headers-New gearbox-Bespoke and super strong fitted roll cage-Lightweight Tillet seat-Lawrence tune hardtop-Quick-release steering wheel-FIA approved fuel tankFollowing its recent extensive rebuild, this competitive example successfully entered the Le Man Classic 2018 and Monza in 2019 and today retains its FIA papers - FIA Period class: Historic B - Type class: GTS. An exceptional example eligible for entry of Le Mans Classic and all other pre '65 FIA events such as Peter Auto Sixties Endurance, Masters and 6 hours of Spa to name a few.The Morgan comes with several full binders illustrating its history, track results, pictures, invoices, FIA papers, press articles, past trophies and awards.Finished in a classic Ivory White with an attractive contrasting Black finished hardtop and wire wheels. The bodywork remains in great condition with minor signs of track damage; pitting and chips, as to be expected from a seasoned professional such as this. The paintwork is decorated with countless event stickers, worn proudly like medals, events such as Sixties