Or Ed could go for this 1931 MG K3 look.  Even got the specs for him, to get it just right.

Can  we slice up enough so each member gets a piece?

Ed,

Roy,

Roy,

Roy, 

If you were in Alaska sitting on a block of ice, you would get Polaroids instead of Hemroids like the lower 48.  I really belive you must have used a Polaroid camera, we’ve both been to the rodeo a few times 

Bill,

Greg,

Did they make it to the hotel bed first.

Talking about Grand Prix, Carroll Shelby’s first race was in a MG.

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The post said it was a Replica.

And the headlights on the first one look larger, and the  2d one seems to have two holes or something down low on the inside right fender near the bumper.

But the front grill logos are different colors and the stickers on the windshield look different.

I heard they used Balsa Wood!

I tracked down the website that this photo came from.  Very interesting site.  The car is shown on this site as a MG NB Magnette. The N-type Magnette was produced from 1934 to 1936 and was developed from the L-type and K-type but with a new chassis.  Here’s the link, lots of historic photos.

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Paul,

Paul,

Her’s the wording to the ad, kinda hard to read in the jpg above.

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Roy,

Roy,