[Medicine Man]

Steve,

I also have a London Roadster and the tonneau cover from MG Magic fits nicely. I’m very pleased with fit, quality, and price. I think it was $195.00 best I can remember.

Andy

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Hey Royal,

It was 26 degrees in Fayetteville today and I’m glad I had a hard top and a heater (as much as a VW heater is).  I built a removable hard top using Foamular board and canvass. It weighs only 23 pounds and is easily removed or replaced in about 2 minutes. I do not know how to post photos but if you will email me I will send them to you and answer any question you or others on the forum may have. The build took several weeks working off and on. I wanted it to resemble a classic T-Bucket top.

My email is: andyatkinson7@gmail.com

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Those spoke wheels look great! What’s the issue with them? I may be interested in them. Give me a call: 910.988.9531 Andy

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Joe,
What brand and part number coilovers did you use and who sells them?
Thanks and God bless,
Andy

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Doug,

Great looking wheels! What are they and where did you get them?

Thanks,

Andy

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I called Hagerty. They asked for photos of both sides, front, back, engine, interior, and trunk. I sent photos as requested and they set an “Agreed Value” of $27,964.00 for $292.00. This is for full coverage with a $0 deductible. It was easy, painless, and surprising that they valued my London Roadster for a good bit more than I have invested in it. I am very satisfied with how easy they were to deal with.

[Medicine Man]

Thanks Gregg,

I too saw the oblong hole that connected to the frame and tried to raise it. I did not notice that it had an adjustment on the fender as well. We are leaving early tomorrow morning to visit with our son for Thanksgiving. I will check this out next week and hopefully between the two adjustment points I can correct the problem.

Thank again and have a blessed Thanksgiving my friend,

Andy

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Hey Paul,

Thanks for the info but my LR has a different frame and front suspension. Someone said it was a LR custom chassis. Do you have any suggestion for it. I did replace the coil over shocks but they are not adjustable. I talked with folks at local auto parts stores and they suggested coil spacers but these coil over springs are too close a fit to the shocks to allow coil spacers. I would like to raise it at least 1 inch or preferably 2 inches.

Blessings,

Andy

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John,

I would like a PDF please and thank you again! Also, as I am new to this forum and learning how to navigate it, I would appreciate a heads up of any MG events scheduled in eastern NC.

Have a blessed evening,

Andy

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I just bought a London Roadster and would very much appreciate a copy of the manual.

Thank you and God bless,

Andy

Email:

Andyatkinson7@gmail.com

Cell:

910.988.9531

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Thanks John for the alignment specs. Would like to meet somewhere between Oak Island and Fayetteville ((perhaps Elizabethtown) to share info. Call me if interested 910.988.9531

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Hey J,

It is a tubular chassis. I bought it 2 weeks ago today in Virginia Beach, VA. It is like new and a blast to drive (white with red interior and trim). The only issue is it bottoms out in the rear and I need to correct this.
Are there any MG clubs in or near Fayetteville? I will post pix after I figure out how to do so.

[Medicine Man]

I recently bought a London Roadster and am excited to now be a part of this forum. My car is in almost pristine condition but bottoms out on almost all potholes or uneven pavement. I checked the rear shocks and they are good. But, there is a bolt with 2 rubber pieces on it (looks like a miniature barbell) that connects the rear leaf springs to the chassis that is badly worn. Can anyone tell me what this is called and where I can purchase new ones.
Thanks and God bless,
Andy

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