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transmission
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well this is off to a great start....
GOOD NEWS GENTS: i finally found one! its a 1965 mg midget mk ii, two tone red and black. found it from a member of the mg experience forum and got a great deal on it. BAD NEWS GENTS: the car has a lot more problems than i was expecting. going to get it, i was told that the car made "a funny... -
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72 Morris mini acts like no transmission is in there
Just picked up 72 Morris mini, that was abandon and rusting away. I have not gotten it running yet. Low compression, rings could be stuck or bad wear. Car is not stripped. putting it in all gears, car rolls like it is in neutral. Pulled off remote and shifted from underneath there is no...- bluemg
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- engagement no gears shifting transmission
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- Forum: British Motor Corp
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Daveandsue intro.
Good Saturday morning from the Jersey Shore. I purchased a 1976 mgb for my wife Susan for her birthday last year. Since then we together are in the process of bringing this car into shape and have already replaced the floor pans,and interior items. Most recently we are engaged in projects...- Daveandsue
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- mgb owners rebuild transmission
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- Forum: New Member Introductions