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WOW!, I’d like to take this for a ride, I bet it roars, my little 1600 VW based FF would sound like a kitten’s meow next to this.
Bill1952 M.G.-TD For Sale in Richwood, Ohio 43340 1952 M.G.-TD, Fiber fab of California Kit
replica on VW, 1968 frame customized by Tom Hill of Tennessee, Porsche 911 engine,4 gear manual transmission, Car garaged in Ohio, selling toys of my fathers estate$14,500 .00Bad Bill
The link doesn’t work for me and I sure would like to see how they fit a 6 cyl Porsche engine in there.
Try this link, Sorry!
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That last link isn’t working either, takes you to their site, but a real MGTD. I’ll keep trying.
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If this one does’t work, I give up and owe you a drink.
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Just checked that last one out it works. Should be Good to go.
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Many moons ago I owned a 911, and I have done quite a lot of work under the engine cover of a Fiberfab VW TDr.
There is no good shot of the engine, but I’d be willing to bet that this is not powered by a 911 engine (all 911’s were powered with 6 cylinder engines). Any takers?…maybe a 912 4 cylinder engine???Yeah, I noticed that also, no engine shot, maybe I’ll e-mail them and see what they say.
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That area of the front end behind the bumper and badge bar is interesting too. Solution to steering gear access? Suspension mods?
I rechecked mine and the area where the front of the fender meets the side of the hood is molded into the front fender on both sides.
Part of the endless variety of the kitcar world.
Kall2014-08-09 21:06:52
That area you are referring to varies from TDr to TDr. As you probably know, not all TDr’s are created equal.
Never heard from the seller about the engine, maybe he is counting cylinders.
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