Trying without any success to find a vacuum leak, I used a propane torch unlit, and when the motor increased RPMs I had the leak.

Having made a number of wind wings to find the most effective for me, I think I am close.  I bought hinges for a MGTC which uses such for both sun visors and windwings.  ‘
Anyone who would like a patern of what I have wound up with, I would be glad to send along. Also, because I have a good bit of plexiglas left over, I can cut out some if that w…[Read more]

Ringo, looking at your dash again, the itch has returned to replace mine.  Can you give me some details on how you cut in your glove box, because that looks extreemly nice.  You do quality work, and I would appreciate any hints you might have, even to the choice of wood, hinges, mounting of the radio, etc..  

Ordered the books.  Thanks. 

Ringo,
You did it to me.  Now I have to really do it myself, which I have only half said I would.  It will be this winter’s job, only I am thinking of kobolo.

Ringo,
YOu have done your good deed for the day. Thanks.
 

Rich,
Yes you did.  I made some myself, and made them quite a bit larger. There was not much different than the nornmal size ones.  I used windwing hinges left over from my MGTC which worked quite well.  They can be bought from Moss.  Trying some other ideas all which has to come to a good end sometime. 
 

Other than my red face for not seeing the obvious, may I say thank you for the response.  Just thinking this is a different breed of cat, and so specialized that …. or I am going brain dead.

Thank you.  Rather steep learning curve, but I am grateful for your patience.  

Mel:
    I made my wind wing large, really large.  It helps up to 55 or so, quite a bit.  But it doesn’t look right.  So I am still looking for a pattern. 
 

Ringo:
   Thanks for the time and information.  I wish I had a pattern, but am going to cut some tomrrow.  If anyone wants to get into this, I used the wind wing hinges which were on my MGTC. and am going to try to cut plexie glass and have it look ok.  I had to cut the inside of the hinges down but so far I think they will work.  My biggest probl…[Read more]

Ok, the next question,does it help with the wind?

As a  beginner ;I need some serious help.
Where can I buy the windshield that folds forward as I see on several MG kit cars?  Ihave one that is straight.  Any ideas?

Ringo.
  Being new to all of this, please have patience.  I have posted the picture on the TD Replica site.  Where do you suggest I start looking.
Also, my two rear view mirrors really do not let me see for safty sake, do you know of any right mirrors that can be attached to the windshild?  Or what do you suggest?
 
 

Question.  Is it ettiquti to post a picture of the one wire hub cap I am hunting. 
 

This is serious.  My 52 MGVW at about 50, 55 the wind really is most unconforable.  I need some idea that works.  I haven’t tried wind wings and would appreciate any suggestions that may help or work.
It seems the windshield would be a good place to attach, but if anyone has an idea that works, please let me know. 
Lee Truman

Just a thought about the price and where you might live.
Lee Truman

Found this MG kit car under an alvacado tree and trying to bring it back to life.  I need one spoke wheel hub cap to begin with.  Or I have three for sale.  Any help would be appreciated.   I did order 4 plastic ones to tied me over.  Anyone have any experience with these? 
Found four hub caps.  Plastic so they will do for now.  Have three ot…[Read more]