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billnparts replied to the topic Bumpers in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
The last bumper I purchased was from Moss. Strangly enough it was several inches shorter than the one provided from Fiberfab. It actually looked better.
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Richard Shear replied to the topic VIN Location in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
The VIN is under the seat. VIN plate is rivited to the tunnel
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greg press replied to the topic VIN Location in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
I’ve searched for my vin no. and i cant locate it. It should be on your title.I’m assuming you need it to register it at the dmv TODAY THE BIG DAY.
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Royal replied to the topic VIN Location in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Look on the top of the tunnel under the seat. Right on top, may be under some carpeting.
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Royal replied to the topic Bumpers in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Hey Neil, In addition to your list, I also use:Good luck on your search. The last time I bought a bumper, I asked if they had any seconds. Got one at a substantial discount. Never did find the imperfection. -
newkitman replied to the topic mg toys in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Someone asked about a model TD at one point. Here’s a 1:16 scale unbuilt plastic model TD for sale on eBay if anyone is interested. I have one like this in a case I finished over the winter and paid moe for it.
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edward ericson replied to the topic Engine won't turn off in the forum VW Based Kits 12 years, 11 months ago
Could be a short in your ignition switch, eh? Or something simpler still–a wire got crossed? Couple coming up that are similar color and/or thickness?Should not be too hard to find with the trusty test light.
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Royal replied to the topic Real or kit car? in the forum MGTD Cars WANTED 12 years, 11 months ago
I agree with Ed. It sure sounds like a deal. Never owned one, but have spent a lot of time around them. YA’s are neat in a MG sort of way and the XPAG (which was also used on the TF) engine can be found. Parts are readily available through Moss and others. But, even though a YA ain’t no Bentley, if I had one, my MiGi would likely have to take…[Read more]
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edward ericson replied to the topic Real or kit car? in the forum MGTD Cars WANTED 12 years, 11 months ago
Jump on that! YAs are sought after & the correct engine for it is an xpag–same as a TD or TC
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Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Real or kit car? in the forum MGTD Cars WANTED 12 years, 11 months ago
And it is likely not a TC.
This is a ’48 MG sedan, the YA Saloon:PMOSSBERG2012-08-30 12:37:07
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newkitman replied to the topic Real or kit car? in the forum MGTD Cars WANTED 12 years, 11 months ago
Ooops!
Didn’t mean in any way that our TDs aren’t real. Probably should have said “original”. Going to call the owner today and ask. Just curious. But I think you’re right…an original TC with a big ford motor dropped in. If an original 48 TC his asking price is quite low. I saw a disassembled 52 last year at a swap meet and they were asking $25K.
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Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Real or kit car? in the forum MGTD Cars WANTED 12 years, 11 months ago
Allen,
First I HAVE to bust your chops on your subject line.Real or Kit Car? Really? Kit Cars ARE real man!Now to your question, I am not aware of any MG TC reproductions.I’d bet the car is original with a Ford motor dropped in.Either that or the owner doesn’t know what it is, is guessing, and the car is a Ford based TD replica. -
john barry replied to the topic Flat 4 banjo steering wheel hub in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
FYI
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john barry replied to the topic london roadster for sale in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Chip,Yes.. you will turn many heads in Newportespecially during the Jazz festival! -
Chip replied to the topic london roadster for sale in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Thanks again for the welcome, advice, and words of enthusiasm.
She is supposed to be delivered tonight…so I am sure this day will drag!!I am in Cumberland, but do find myself in Newport often. Looking forward to turning some heads on Thames and America’s Cup! -
john barry replied to the topic Flat 4 banjo steering wheel hub in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Roy-
Good morning.Thanks…Yes you are correct on all points..The Banjo wheel is an inch or two closer to your chest /stomach. I gotta say I do love the feel of the wheel while driving…I have a 38 inch waist and this works ok for me …I can barely turn side ways to get out but as long as I slide in/out of the seat I am ok -otherw… -
Royal replied to the topic Flat 4 banjo steering wheel hub in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
John, I’ve been watching this thread with interest. I am not sure that I could fit behind the wheel of my MiGi with your new wheel, but I would like to. My wheel is the standard flat 13-1/2″ OD wooden grip wheel that seemed to be standard on many/most of the TDr’s. I assume that when you say 15-1/2″ you are talking OD – yes?? Also, it app…[Read more]
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john barry replied to the topic Flat 4 banjo steering wheel hub in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Ed and Paul-I did not use the Boss kit hub assemble. Yes the banjo steering hub kit does put the wheel close to the chest ..plus the banjo steering boss kit – aka hub adapter they recommend doesnt really fit well. There is a unsightly gap between it and the steering column. I did use the three black fasteners from the steering bos… -
Paul Mossberg replied to the topic Flat 4 banjo steering wheel hub in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
I second Ed’s request.I took a look at the recommended Flat 4 hub, that would definitely put the wheel too close to my chest.
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edward ericson replied to the topic london roadster for sale in the forum General Discussion 12 years, 11 months ago
Welcome aboard, Chip! That’s a sweet looking ride and it’s a real bonus that you have a VW guru for a friend.Also great to hear she was driven. That should make the sorting out and maintenance much easier than if she was sitting.Have fun, and keep in touch.BTW, where abouts in RI are ya? Many moons ago I lived in Newport & worked for the ProJo.
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