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New to the site. Owner of a 1963 Midget. Black with red interior. Very good conditon, unrestored, mostly original with low miles.
 
Welcome - I also have a '63 Midget.
 
I've seen the pictures on your site. You have some beautiful cars and a beautiful place to keep them......
 
Hello There scout,

"Welcome" to the wonderful world of "LBCs" (Little British Cars) from the Pocono Mtns of PA.

Sounds like you have a pretty nice Midget. Introduce yourself to the "Boys and Girls" on the MG forum. I`m certain they would like to hear from yourself.

Don`t forget; We "LOVE" pics so don`t be bashful & post some here.

Have Fun,

Russ
 
Hi, Scout, and welcome to the Forum! Can't be too many Midgets in North Dakota...
 
Back in the day there was a dealership in Minot and one in Fargo. Don't know about Bismarck and Grand Forks. I would imagine there are less than a dozen Midgets in the state though. I have never seen another.

I know in Minot the British sportscar contingent consists of a couple B's, a C, a couple old T series, some big Healeys, as well as a TR250, a TR2, a TR4 a couple TR6 and a Jenson Interseptor. Mine is the only Midget that I know of though. The only Mk1 I have seen in person since 1988.

I'll post a couple pictures when I figure out how to do it and how to reduce the size to fit the rules.

There are some pics posted at the MG experience site.
 
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