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mgbgtchris
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Good morning my name is Chris, I have 2 MGBs first is a 1967 MGB GT Special I have owned since 1971. It has been done and re-done several times but the last time was almost 16 years ago. Still looks good and original, award winning. The second is a 1973 roadster that is in the process. It has a V-8, Ford rearend, 4 bar suspension with coilovers, front end of my design with upper and lower tube A-arms, coilover shocks, Nissan 300 ZX large diameter rotors and 4 pot calipers. It will be a sleeper. My other project is a 1939 GMC COE truck on a late chassis and 454 engine to use as a car hauler.
I am a machinist and designer specializing in molds for thermoforming medical devise trays. I also do consumer product clamshells. My other business is mgaftermarket.com. I design and machine stuff for my cars and other enthusiasts. I have several products sold through Moss Motors. My first is a brake caliper piston and seal tool for MGB and Midgets. I have a seat rail mounted cup holder (works good and looks good), a dash mounted cup holder for steel dash MGBs, a seat frame mounted adjustable fire extinguisher bracket and machined quick release mount. The latest product is a set of cones to spin balance our wire wheels on Hunter or Coats machines. I am always looking for new product ideas for the hobby.
Thank you.
I am a machinist and designer specializing in molds for thermoforming medical devise trays. I also do consumer product clamshells. My other business is mgaftermarket.com. I design and machine stuff for my cars and other enthusiasts. I have several products sold through Moss Motors. My first is a brake caliper piston and seal tool for MGB and Midgets. I have a seat rail mounted cup holder (works good and looks good), a dash mounted cup holder for steel dash MGBs, a seat frame mounted adjustable fire extinguisher bracket and machined quick release mount. The latest product is a set of cones to spin balance our wire wheels on Hunter or Coats machines. I am always looking for new product ideas for the hobby.
Thank you.
