Hey DickH         The tool you need is a J25477 and there is one on Ebay for 12 dollar . Wish my problems were that easy Ha! Ha!     Good luck   Al                                                                                                                                                             http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/KENT-MOORE-J…[Read more]

Have you gone to the local autozone store to see if they have a rental tool or borrow tool for this effort.

 Hi, Richard, I got your private messenger message and attempted to respond but I think I may have jumped to the regular forum in my computer ignorance. You may be trying to reach the other Larry from Florida who owns the red Allison in the photo gallery. My car is a British Coach Works, with Chevette componants.I have no knowledge of Allison…[Read more]

I’ve got a broken windshield wiperblade any thoughts
Oh my model number 125TD52579
Eng # ADR47926P
Any thoughts on this I’m trying to get ahold of Larry
 
 

I took more photos but I was shaking I was so excited. Never had a find like this, usually thier falling apart Richard Wobby40121.646712963

Hello all, I noticed your post and recently sold a 1951 MG TD. I have a grille (radiator shell) in good condition left over from my project and two sets of slats if you have some interest please feel free to contact me via email sth@herlihy-co.com
I am happy to discuss these items and other I have for sale. My name is Steve and I live in Boston. Cheers!

Hello all, I noticed your post and recently sold a 1951 MG TD. I have a grille (radiator shell) in good condition left over from my project and two sets of slats if you have some interest please feel free to contact me via email sth@herlihy-co.com
I am happy to discuss these items and other I have for sale. My name is Steve and I live in Boston. Cheers!

Just bought one on E-bay. Used and needs work, but was reasonable.
Thanks to all for your help.

That’s right Frank. Keep earning that awesome salary!We appreciate all you do to keep this site and forum alive Frank!

You are the man Frankie. Thanks.Is there anyway you can authorize another user IS as an admin so we can help keep up with this stuff?

Deleted, banned email address and ip address… He’ll be back under a new name but I’ll try and keep up with him and he’ll get tired and go away…

I’m checking into this… I may need to update the forum package.. uggg not looking forward to batching up the entire database but It is long over due…
  Will start working on it this weekend…

Nothing like running cooler…glad it worked. You made a great selection and I found a great vendor at Doghouse. Phil is a great help and the prices make it worth the 5 day wait on the cross continent shipping. So, thanks to you Rollie

Hi, ” pink mg ” is correct, I installed the #3487. He is correct again in that #3487 allows you to retain the heat tubes. I have about 1500 miles on it, and think it is perfect. I can hear conversation at 60 mph, but if I give it the gas, it has a nice sound. It really doesn’t sound much like a VW eather. The big advantage is the lower operating…[Read more]

Thanks,
waiting for a reply from MG Magic.

Try the Cobra kit website…99% of kit cars use these latches.
How about MG Magic???

Coffey, I have an 8″ Ford rear that came from Pinto wagon. All V6/V8 powered Mustang II’s, Pintos and Bobcats came with this rear.
This rear was designed in 1960 for use in Ford Fairlane and is sometimes referred to as the “Baby 9 inch”. It is a pumpkin style rear, the gear set comes out the front of the carrier.
If your car has the little 6.75…[Read more]

It was the BCW that now belongs to Larry Murphy. I bought those wheels from US Wheel. They are 14″ direct bolt to the Chevette. A Chevette, the first totally metric car produced in US factories, used a 13″ wheel. The bolt pattern was 4 x 100mm.
Not sure if US Wheel still makes a RWD application steel wheel for that bolt pattern. Many FWD drive…[Read more]

Paul,You’re right. I confused Bill’s car with another. Now I can’t remember the other car since I had it in my mind that it was Bill’s . I assume the original MGTD steel wheels were four lug, perhaps the measurements could work, but probably not. I don’t recall ever seeing an original TD without the hubcaps.James

Tom, he installed the #3487 (single outlet tip)
I installed the #3418 ceramic coated on my ’74 Beetle and lost the flexible heater tubes that go from the doghouse to the heater boxes. Looks like #3487, #3417 do not have this problem.Pink MG40114.5631481481