MGA Fibreglas wings for MGA????

[Daimlerdb18]

Back in the dim past, around 1975, I resto'd a 1959 MGA. I bought some very light glass fiber fenders (wings for the purists) from either Moss or J.C.Whitney. Anyone know if such things are still available? I'm thinking terrible dark thoughts about the '58 A and SCCA events....after it's resurrected from its current moribund state.

 

[michalotti_tr]

You might try Smoothline - they make fenders and hardtops for most of the classics. www.smoothline.com

 

[DrEntropy]

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I'm thinking terrible dark thoughts about the '58 A and SCCA events....after it's resurrected from its current moribund state.

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WOOHOO!!!!!

Do it. do it! DOITDOITDOIT!!!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/devilgrin.gif

 

[Deleted member 3577]

I think Kent Prather uses them...

you could ask
https://www.networksplus.net/kprather/

 

[SilentUnicorn]

Just so happens i have a set of those fiberglass wings. Got them for a gent in Idaho, dont look like they have ever been mounted. I did get a quote from smoothline a while back, iirc i think they were around 300 a piece.

mark

 

[mgb4tim]

they'd be a while lot more now!

 

[Daimlerdb18]

Looks like speed nirvana to me!!!! Thanks!

 

[Daimlerdb18]

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Just so happens i have a set of those fiberglass wings. Got them for a gent in Idaho, dont look like they have ever been mounted. I did get a quote from smoothline a while back, iirc i think they were around 300 a piece.

Are they for sale by any chance?
mark

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[SilentUnicorn]

Not at the moment, But offers i cant refuse would be comsidered.......



mark

 

[mgb4tim]

boy, if I could "borrow" them in the spring, we could have a whole new market. Make them a little wider fro some extra meat out back.