The bed is finished!!!!

Nothing like rain and mud slides to get some chores done.

 

 

 

MG branded pickup beds are quite common…NOT!!!

But you can make your own.

 

 

I still like the lines.

Now I just have to chase down the oil leak and install new rear shocks and springs.

Maybe it will keep raining.

Okay Okay…

The box did not come with the MG logo.

I got the embossed MG license plate from Moss Motors cut the MG logo out of it and riveted it to the center of the box.

Sorry for the confusion.

I’ve been using the Goose as my daily driver to work and found I need more cargo space for tools and gack. I had seen a photo of Moss Motor’s delivery rig and decided to emulate them…

So I’m in the process of making an MG TD pickup.

 

 

I got the bed from Speedway Motors, fiberglass. It’s almost a slide-in fit. The filler neck (also on…[Read more]

sorry, I was going to add, also good for 200HP, includes disk brakes, EZ gear change gear sets available.

Yes. Alpha Romero sport rear end is almost a bolt-in. See my post in “Chevy 2.2L Dutchess” Page 6 for my install.

I’m still having issues posting pictures otherwise I’d put some here. But page 6 has pix.

 

 

My TD is a Dutchess which I have upengined to a Chevy S-10 2.2 L engine with 5 speed trany. (see my build on the ‘my projects’ Forum “Chevy 2.2L Dutchess)

I’m building a TearDrop to tow.

I’ve towed a couple of “Motorcycle-type ” trailers with no problems.

I’m just trying to get the post picture system to work.

This is a shot of the row of rivets I installed to hold my bonnet together.

OK I’ve been cruising around the site and everybody is posting multiple photos soooo,….give me the dunce hat.

Somebody tell me what to do. 🙂

Only problem I’m having is I cannot post more than one picture as I have to have the location copied to the clipboard before I write because if I navigate away from the page to get another pix everything I have written is deleted and I have to start with a clean page.

Fix?

I’ve got a TDR with a modern 2.2L Chevy engine. I use her as a daily driver here in SoCal so I use the freeways all the time. 70 MPH is more comfortable than a bike but less than an enclosed car. On the other hand get used to getting your picture taken and the waves and honks.

My brother tours all over the world on his Honda Goldwing.…[Read more]

I’ve got a TDR with a modern 2.2L Chevy engine. I use her as a daily driver here in SoCal so I use the freeways all the time. 70 MPH is more comfortable than a bike but less than an enclosed car. On the other hand get used to getting your picture taken and the waves and honks.

Welcome aboard.

same for me…mounted the horn button on dash. I used a starter button cus I had one.

Sorry Axle is gone.Local racer came and got it.