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MGA MGA in Tuscaloosa, AL

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A friend of mine has to clear out his machine shop and auto parts business by this Sunday, 11:59 pm. He has an MGA with a rebuilt frame, suspension, engine, transmission and the body needs paint. $3000 is the ask and it must be gone. PM for contact info.
Rut
 
Rut said:
A friend of mine has to clear out his machine shop and auto parts business by this Sunday, 11:59 pm. He has an MGA with a rebuilt frame, suspension, engine, transmission and the body needs paint. $3000 is the ask and it must be gone. PM for contact info.
Rut
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Rut, Thinking about a MGA Project possibly. Like I need something else to work on, But counting down 49 weeks to go and pulling the pin. Never have driven one but they always seem curvy like a BE. Hope all is well with you and they Hurricane doesn't cause you any grief. Jim Gruber
 
Jim_Gruber said:
Rut, Thinking about a MGA Project possibly. Like I need something else to work on, But counting down 49 weeks to go and pulling the pin. Never have driven one but they always seem curvy like a BE. Hope all is well with you and they Hurricane doesn't cause you any grief. Jim Gruber
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Jim,
ive always wanted an MGA, I think they are one of the best looking LBCs around. On the flip side I really like the TR 4-6s since they are pretty simple as well and offer good performance. We are in the wait and see mode and hope it goes somewhere else. We are still repairing and rebuilding after HC Sally beat us up!
Rut
 
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