As was suggested to me try MG Magic in Hollywood Florida.

It wont be under the seat. The VIN will be stamped on the tunnel just in front of the rear acces panel for the shift lever. It’s more than likely under a piece of carpet.

thanks billsflorida i cant find the vin # of the chassis i
looked under the seat cant find it anywhere

Junkman — In Florida — I need to have a court order to direct the DMV to title the car even though the MCO ( or MSO) is lost.  I have moved forward with the civil law suit against the DMV to get the court order.   The filing fee was $400. and $40 more for the Sheriff to serve the papers on the DMV.   Now I have to wait 20 days — if the DMV d…[Read more]

hey buddy would it be possible to send me a pic of yours?
would that vin # be the same as my car? and where would i
find the vin # on my car
junkman40446.5989351852

Paul,You’ve sent me the wiring diagrams. I hadn’t opened them yet. I’ll have to upload them and take a look because the CMC Fiberfab AND Fiberfab leave a lot to be desired. Just a for instance…one shows two fuse blocks (4 fuse block and an 8 fuse block) and the Fiberfab shows one 6 fuse block.) And both say 20 and 30 amp fuses but don’t say…[Read more]

Allen,If your car is VW based I have excellent wiring diagrams from Classic Roadsters that I can email you.Send me a private message with your email address.

I have a Daytona MIGI copyright 1975body VIN is 953227.

 Phil’s answer jogged my brain . My car has the batt. under the right seat in the original VW position and uses the VW bat. cables as well so I assumed [apparently incorrectly] that the batt. cables were already in place.. Phil is correct in saying you need to run a batt. cable from the batt.+ to the starter and also a ground cable from the…[Read more]

thanks to all that replied I really can use this info I
really wish we could hook up newkitman but i live in
coulmbia sc

This site a Samba.com should help with your VIN #. http://www.thesamba.com/vw/archives/info/bugchassisdating.ph pWiring can be difficult,different manufactures had a slightly different take on wiring, but most somewhat followed the original Beetle diagrams.I had such a mess in my car, most showed signs of overheating, I purchased a wire kit from…[Read more]

You need a heavy gauge battery cable wire from the battery positive terminal to the starter and another one from the negative terminal to chassis ground. I believe it is a # 3 or 4 gauge wire. I think it is mentioned in the text of the manual.
Phil

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Is you car on a VW chassis? If so you might be able to get a VW Birth Certificate with the VIN.The Birth CertificatE is similar to a MSO that show when and where the car was manufactured and when and where it was shipped to in the US. For instance, the Birth Certificate for my Karmann Ghia I restored showed it was built on Dec 5th 1973 and shipped…[Read more]

Welcome to the MGTD Kit Car Forum. You’ll have a great time doing the restoration. Like I was told by other, check MG Magic for parts. They are the best source I believe. If you live in GA PM me and perhaps we can hook up and help each other out. 

BillsFlorida I have run in almost the same problem I bought
a daytona MiGi from a guy in GA he had no paperwork so i
had him fill out a bill of sale and SC dmv say’s i have to
have a title or a registration for the car before i can get
it on the road here in SC anyone know what i could do

ok i have a question for you all MiGi lovers I have a migi
looks just like yours purplemyth i cant find the vin number
for the kit is there one on the car? all i see is a
copyright 1975 with Laverne J Martincic
body by Daytona. on it then on the passenger side where the
wiring is it has a couple of names
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 I checked my factory built VW based car this a.m. and basically confirmed the info I posted previously.
 A large blue wire connects to the same terminal on the starter that the + batt. cable connects to.I  found what I believe to be the other end of this wire connected to the right side of the ampmeter as viewed from behind the dash.This is th…[Read more]

Looking back at it, I had missed the machine guns on the front the first time. 

That’s a cool car . I have never seen one before. Thanks for the link Ed.