If you can send it to me in Google Drive I can try and convert it to whatever you may need.

Try as I might, I am not able to convert my video to a format that I can export.

Anyway, this weekend I’m heading to Summit Point. The 2+ mile Shenandoah circuit is one I have yet to run. Wish me luck.

Thanks for the response Paul, I’ll have my leaf springs looked at.

James, $5,500 is a good price for a clean TDr.

I see a lot of ads in the $15k range. You can find clean original TDs for that price. And while I wish it were so, I stand by my opinion that these are not fifteen thousand dollar cars.

The eBay post Mark shared ended with no sale. Of course, that could mean the dealer sold it outside of eBay.

It all depends on too many factors. If the car is in great shape snd the engine and tranny are good, you may have gotten a great deal, indeed.

So what I am hearing from this is that I get a ridiculously good deal on this thing, since it has no real issues and I paid $5,500? Excellent!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/145965855757?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=pvullnr-rqw&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=qfksgSyzTVW&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=MORE

If the link does not work, there are twp MG TD replicas on ebay right now. Each is listed at $14,000. No auction. Buy it now.

As did Mark, I also went with agreed value with Hagerty. It’s hard to apply a hard and fast value on these as they are all different.

After my London Roadster road worth and I could drive it again, I wanted insurance coverage with Hagerty at agreed value. I looked at current prices for running kit cars in good condition.