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Recently, when I was in England, I came across an MG rally and took a few photos. Hope you enjoy looking at these beautiful cars.
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Recently, when I was in England, I came across an MG rally and took a few photos. Hope you enjoy looking at these beautiful cars.
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Right.... they are great looking. Not much power, sometimes difficult to steer, and not much good on our roads, but fun to drive.
what a adventure in driving those :victorious::victorious::victorious:
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Yes, indeed, an adventure.
Were were driving the back roads from Grasmere south to Near Sawrey when all of a sudden we encountered a beautiful pre-war MG heading north. Soon we encountered another, then another, then another... about 15 or 20 in all. Spectacular cars. When we reached Near Sawrey we stopped at a little car museum and there in the parking lot we found the remaining MGs pictured above. There's nothing like the MG T-series, and nowhere better to see them than in the English countryside.
Were were driving the back roads from Grasmere south to Near Sawrey when all of a sudden we encountered a beautiful pre-war MG heading north. Soon we encountered another, then another, then another... about 15 or 20 in all. Spectacular cars. When we reached Near Sawrey we stopped at a little car museum and there in the parking lot we found the remaining MGs pictured above. There's nothing like the MG T-series, and nowhere better to see them than in the English countryside.