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Thanks for welcoming me to the group. I own a 1977 MG Midget 1500 since the early 1980's.
The car was originally involved in fire when I bought the vehicle.
I did some rewiring of inside the engine compartment and installed a Weber 32/36 unit since the original was destroyed. The car was repainted in 2016
by a local paint shop in Lancaster, Ohio. I belong the NA MGB Register. Looking forward to learning more about MG Midgets.
 
Welcome. There are lots of folks here with Midgets and Sprites.
 
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