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Just saw this ad - take a look at the rear end under the tail lights - don't love it but don't hate it either.

www.kijiji.ca

a rare gem nothing to certify | Classic Cars | City of Toronto | Kijiji Classifieds

End of season sale 1973 MG Midget new front brakes rotors and calipers and pads nothing absolutely nothing to safety get in while getting is good. Plenty of spare parts including a hardtop which is really hard to find Motivated seller
www.kijiji.ca www.kijiji.ca

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EDIT: the more I look the less I like. :D
 
:iagree: with the edit. The original lines were much nicer. Well, unless it was a rubber bumper car in which case, no comment.
 
Bayless said:
:iagree: with the edit. The original lines were much nicer. Well, unless it was a rubber bumper car in which case, no comment.
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My thoughts also RE: Rubber Bumper - but it is a Round Wheel Arch that looks original.
 
Round wheel arches on a square body were only used in 73 and 73. They failed the US crash test and so they went back to the squared off openings for the rubber bumper models. I do agree it is interesting and looks well done but the original lines were nice.
 
No no no
 
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