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Hello,
I’m an new MG enthusiast with a few in the garage. I’m currently finishing up on a complete restore of a 1977 MGB. The MG’s next in line for overhaul are a 55 TF1500 and a 59 MGA.
 

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Hmmm I detect a theme here - do you like MGs? Seriously, awesome projects! welcome
 
Hello Rob

You have a nice collection of MGs there.

The MG section is very active so you should get plenty of tips and advice there for your next MG project.

David
 
DavidApp said:
Hello Rob

You have a nice collection of MGs there.

The MG section is very active so you should get plenty of tips and advice there for your next MG project.

David
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Thanks! I’m hoping to have my B on the road soon.
 
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