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Hello LBC Folks. I am looking to purchase an MGA in the next year. My first car was a 1958 MGA 1500, back in 1960, with a Judson supercharger on it that didn't work. Nearly 50 years later, I am ready to get another MGA, probably a 1600 this time.

I am a reader. I have bought about 5 books (histories, restoration guide, repair manual, driver's handbook, et al, and am now going to "audit" the MGA forum, and ask questions.

I have been watching eBay for about a year, and have finally gotten over my STICKER SHOCK on the A's.

I look forward to the MG forum,

Phil
Dallas
 
Howdy Phil,

"Welcome" back to the "Wonderful World of LBCs".

You certainly have picked an appreciating Marque to have fun with. I too had a `58MGA-1500 & wish I had it right now (Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda). I may (?) have one in the near future (Hi Mickey); I hope!!

Well Sir; Have Fun & Best Wishes in your find.

Russ
 
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