Hey guys,
The family and I went to the show today. It was a great time. We looked at a lot of great cars. Most excellent time and no rain.
Oddly, I feel like midgets are just not appreciated as much as the triumphs, jags... Etc. I know it seems weird. Maybe, it was just the vibe I got. Don't get me wrong there were some great cars on display. Maybe it's just a supposed arrogance thing. Like if you didnt have a sunbeam, or TR3 you were just not one of the guys. Me personally, I'm a utility guy. I like things that are functional as well as good looking. So maybe it's little car syndrome... Lol.
Anyway, I meet Bugsy and as promised he took me for a ride and even let me drive. What an awesome experience. That really made my day( thanks so much John).
I was really impressed with the feel and power of the 1098cc motor. I really figured that small motor would struggle. But, It felt great an got up to speed with no issues. I'm continually impressed with the midget.
Now, I am truly inspired to get the midget on the road. So the carbs are coming off, check the brakes and clean the gas tank.I figure I'll take it around the block a couple times before I begin the tear down.
I did notice that there were very few (only one midget) tan interior cars. I guess black on black interior was a seventies thing. Was the midget ever made with different color carpets from the seats? Like tan seats with black carpet?
Also, no Black tulip painted midgets. I assume that MGB Demascus red is close to black tulip but I really have no idea. Regardless, my car is going factory black tulip with biscuit interior and chrome spoke wheels. Hopefully, it'll be one the road late next summer...or the following or the next. You know how things go....
The show was awesome. The people great (except for the lotus guy- a little too intense for me ... Lol).
Thanks again bugsy your a top notch guy
The family and I went to the show today. It was a great time. We looked at a lot of great cars. Most excellent time and no rain.
Oddly, I feel like midgets are just not appreciated as much as the triumphs, jags... Etc. I know it seems weird. Maybe, it was just the vibe I got. Don't get me wrong there were some great cars on display. Maybe it's just a supposed arrogance thing. Like if you didnt have a sunbeam, or TR3 you were just not one of the guys. Me personally, I'm a utility guy. I like things that are functional as well as good looking. So maybe it's little car syndrome... Lol.
Anyway, I meet Bugsy and as promised he took me for a ride and even let me drive. What an awesome experience. That really made my day( thanks so much John).
I was really impressed with the feel and power of the 1098cc motor. I really figured that small motor would struggle. But, It felt great an got up to speed with no issues. I'm continually impressed with the midget.
Now, I am truly inspired to get the midget on the road. So the carbs are coming off, check the brakes and clean the gas tank.I figure I'll take it around the block a couple times before I begin the tear down.
I did notice that there were very few (only one midget) tan interior cars. I guess black on black interior was a seventies thing. Was the midget ever made with different color carpets from the seats? Like tan seats with black carpet?
Also, no Black tulip painted midgets. I assume that MGB Demascus red is close to black tulip but I really have no idea. Regardless, my car is going factory black tulip with biscuit interior and chrome spoke wheels. Hopefully, it'll be one the road late next summer...or the following or the next. You know how things go....
The show was awesome. The people great (except for the lotus guy- a little too intense for me ... Lol).
Thanks again bugsy your a top notch guy