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1972 1.8 same as 19741/2 1800???

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There is a 72 MGB at the local wreckers, having been there for a year. Tom, I have dealt with him before, said it was started when it came in, and ran great. The rest of the car is a bucket though. Would this engine be the same as the one for my car? They want $550.00 for the motor, but I could get them down for sure. This way, I could have the car on the road, and work on the other engine over time.
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Paul
 
Same motor, but the front plate will have to be changed because of the different motor mounts.
 
So you have a 74.5 GT AND a TR7 coupe. 2 somewhat rare cars. Im a fan of the TR7 coupe style over the convertible, a lonely position to have!
Nice cars
Pete
 
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Cosmo:
So you have a 74.5 GT AND a TR7 coupe. 2 somewhat rare cars. Im a fan of the TR7 coupe style over the convertible, a lonely position to have!
Nice cars
Pete<hr></blockquote>

Thanks Cosmo,
It is a '78 TR7 to boot... even more rare thanks to the strike.
And I too prefer the coupe, even though I wouldn't turn down a drop top.

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