The Head Light support arms for a Fiber Fab, are a curved flat bar, from what I have seen on other members cars. My Classic Roadster Dutchess, has the orginal MGTD round thick head light bar. You can also look at the photos of other members cars in the member profile area, as they list what kind of a MGTDr they have.Dave

I can not pull up your You Tube video because I use a iPad. Just a quick thought since I can not access your video, is the flexible donut between the steering shaft and the steering box in good repair, and the bolts tight? Like I said just my thought. If you do not have the flexible donut, then maybe your steering shaft and steering box shaft…[Read more]

Tom, yes I have used sail repair tape on my 30 ft sailboat, works well for the last 10 + years. You need to be sure the underside of the top is super clean of dust, lint, dirt etc. you also can purchase from “Sailrite ” their single needle stitch awl. I have used that on my top, and Bimini Cockpit cover for the boat. Private Message me with your…[Read more]

Welcome Tom, I am sure glad that y all found us. We have a lot of very talented and creative folks here, and any questions you should ask, will receive a knowledgable response. Very nice car, and you might want to look at several of the previous forum topics in the archives, to help you become familiar with your TDr.Have fun, and be safeDave…[Read more]

Greetings and WELCOME spechols, I am glad you found us. Our TDr web site has a lot of very talented and creative folks here. I do not know if we have any EV experienced members, but ya never know! I have had my Classic Roadster Dutchess for over 30 years. I think that when you have the opportunity to take your first ride, you may have second…[Read more]

Crash, you are probably thinking of MG Magic, which now is in California. They still have their Florida phone number, 954-680-2010. This is an excellent parts resource, TJ, and have offered several of our site members suggestions and solutions for their Fiber Fab Kits. Dave

Welcome TJ, we are glad that you found us. There are a bunch of talented folks here to help with any problem you may have, and we also have an excellent archive of former topics discussed, and problems solved. I have a Classic Roadster Duchess, that is VW powered so not much help on your engine and trans issue. Just one quick comment, when you are…[Read more]

Ed, this is what I came up with using 1/2″ electrical conduit. It has a hinge, so I can store it up right. I did not want to drill any holes in the fiberglass, so I used the “Tire Step design. I will stain the wood to match my dash and steering wheel.https://www.flickr.com/photos/davearoy/23503827530Dave
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Pam and I wish everyone a Safe and Prosperous New YearSafety Fast …… Davehttps://www.flickr.com/photos/davearoy/23797670670
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Where is the car located? Could youpost at least one photo with the top up to see what is for sale? Thanks!Dave

Welcome to the very best TDr web site around. There are many very talented folks here, so just any and all questions. Congrats on your new Christmas toy, you will have a whole bunch of fun. Since this is a new vehicle to you, check out the very informative posts in the archives concerning how to insure your car.Merry Christmas to you and…[Read more]

Merry Christmass to you and the family Joe. Are U going to help Santa deliver presents in that wonderful Red TDr Sleigh of yours? Enjoy the time with the family. DaveLakeland, Fl

I am trying again to post a pic of a luggage rack to show everyone pics of Herbie. I hope this comes through. Paul my apologies if I posted about a luggage rack here, instead of on that topic. I am just learning how to post pics from my ipadTks   Davehttps://flic.kr/p/BNXg4Gdavearoy2015-12-19 21:40:29

Ok here I go again to try and up load another picture from Flickr, to our web site. This luggage rack is a design I came up with. I did not want to drill any holes in Herbie’s body. My car is a Duchess so the engine opens backwards, and the luggage rack clears the bumper. Made from 1/2″ electrical conduit, and scrap lumber from Hm Depot. I will…[Read more]

WOW! Your car really “Pops” Joe, y all did a great job. Did you repaint the car? The red color really is sharp on your TD. I hope you got the pics of Herbie, I sent to your email. My Yahoo email has been kinda screwy lately, maybe not.Dave

Joe tks for ur post. If you would send me your email address to my IM on this site, I will send you some pics of my complete restoration of Herbie. I have an iPad and it will not up load pics to TDr.com. The only problem is finishing the small details on my car, because living in Florida, I rarely put the top up, and drive it almost every day. 😛 Dave

Joe you should be proud of your build. I sounds like you have spend a whole bunch on your project. The only problem with these TDr’s, is there is a dollar price point of “diminishing returns” on our investment. Like you I have spent a bunch to $ to restore my Classic Roaster Dutchess. I know it will become one of my pass on legacies to my grand…[Read more]

I replaced my floor pans but it took awhile to complete my project, as I did a complete frame, engine, body, and new dash wiring, Complete restoration. I built a in garage hoist out of 4×4 timbers, with 1×2 angle support arms. I used a Cable Come a Long from Harbor Freight Tools, to lift the body off. I have some great pics to share, but my iPad…[Read more]

This is a great referral, thanks a bunch!Dave

Welcome to the best TDreplica site around. I have a Classic Roadster, live in Lakeland, Fl, and maybe near you. I have recently restored “Herbie”, and also re made a new top, and built a pretty good luggage rack for it. I can not post any pics, because I use an iPad, and it does not let me upLoad any. Contact me at my personal email…[Read more]