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jwmhelipilot

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My Grandpa just gave me his 69 MGB GT (we named her Molly) that's been sitting in his drive way for years...

So I thought I could get some advice here on a couple of things I need to do... When Molly is up and running my girlfriend and I will be headed up Highway 1 :smile:

- James
 
Welcome, James. I just hope you'll have as much of a good experience here as I have.

Jim
 
Welcome neighbor. What? That's been taken...Umm.

Welcome and enjoy this is a great group.

Cheers.
 
Howdy James,

"Sure wish my Grandpa gave me one of his cars"!!

Be Grateful, Be Thankful & most of all; Show us all what your "New/Old" car looks like! We all "LOVE" pics here.

Have Fun,

Russ
 
Welcome James to the best forum online.

I got my first car from my Grandpa, but a 52 Buick Special Sedan is not as much fun as an MG. I am sure that the MG forum here will be a big help with your project. As stated above, please post photos.

Enjoy the Ride!
 
Welcome James.

Check out Tony Barnhill's website "The Autoist" for tips on awakening a sleeping MG.

You will find an incredible wealth of knowledge here, and folks who are ready to offer all kinds of advice.

https://www.theautoist.com/
 
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