Great pics, Bill.  And I enjoyed seeing Ed’s Bridget as well.

Welcome to the club. I can’t see your second post. Is it a picture, maybe not loading on my phone, I wonder?

Wow, Ed!  The car looks great.  Outstanding work!

Someone just messaged me today that he has an MG TD replica with a Ford Drivetrain. I could not figure out how to reply to him. Maybe he will respond here.

I have a friend who was interested in a VW based car s while back. Can you send photos? I’ll reach out to him to see if he is interested.

Welcome, Terry. I remember looking at those cars online a number of years ago. They sure do look nice.

Very nice. Was that his only one
Or does he have more available?

The outside of the car can easily be cleaned with a Spray-on wash. I like the Griot’s Garage products and microfiber cloths. I have cleaned my wire hub caps with Griot’s Iron and Fallout remover. For glass, I like Invisible Glass that dries streak free.

Thank you. I’ll keep an eye on them. 28 sounds good. Now, yo get her running again.

Welcome aboard. I flew up to Seattle to pick up my first MGTD replica, a London Roadster on Port Townsend, Washington. I drove most of the 1,151 miles back to my house, with an new adventure every day. I got to within 50 miles from home when she needed a tow to get home in Phoenix, Arizona. It’s a trip that I won’t soon forget.

Thanks. The front end seems to be heaviest. Do you keep 28 all around?

I fully support a West Coast Meet. I drove my London Roadster from Port Townsend near Seattle, Washington to almost Phoenix, AZ when I got her.

I will probably need a new top for her and I need to finish her rebuilt engine install, yet the Fall is already busy for us.

Hot, not hit. I haven’t figured out if I can edit my post.

It sure sounds fun, yet it should be hit and humid in Pennsylvania in August. Maybe someday I will be able to attend this event with you all.

Is there any event similar to Carlisle, PA near the west coast USA?

My Fiber Fab will need a new top if I ever get her running again. I never came with one when I got her. I let her sit too long without running her and I have a big job of trying to get this engine started again. I’m taking one project at a time, and the London Roadster is first on the list. I may need a new top for it, as well. Luckily there is…[Read more]

California Car Cover, and I think Cover King, make cover for a 1952 MG TD.