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Just joined! I have a survivor 1979 MG Midget. Thanks for letting me join!

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So you realize you must give us some details on how you came to acquire this gem, how long you've had it and what your plans are for it!

Oh, and welcome to BCF!
 
great car and a great pic! welcome
 
Basil said:
So you realize you must give us some details on how you came to acquire this gem, how long you've had it and what your plans are for it!

Oh, and welcome to BCF!
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Hey, I found this car about 6 years ago. It had been sitting under a tarp for 14 years. I went through all of the mechanicals including new brakes, lines, hoses, fuel tank, starter, alternator, ignition switch, light switch, turn signal switch, slave cylinder and installed a Weber carburetor. It runs great. I just installed new carpet with sound deadening underneath. A new radio, wooden steering wheel and wooden shift knob. I have another windshield to install to replace the one that has a crack in it. It does need a new top on it but I don't plan on driving it in the rain. It was built in October 1978. It is a survivor car with its share of bumps and bruises but it is rust free! I did install first generation Miata seats in it. Thanks for letting me join this group!
 
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