STOLEN MGA

[MGA75002]

https://www.mgauctionwatch.com/auctions.php?model=MGA&category=CarsForSale&country=USA

Mickey, nothing profound here, but THIS is a link for all the MGAs listed on eBay, in "one fell swoop." The owner of this website is a good guy; he has an identical website for Triumphs and Healeys, and probably others.

I was sorry to hear about your loss - this surely puts a dent in your holiday season.

I am still looking for my "richwiddawoman," so I can get an MGA.

I hope this helps.

 

[rlwhitetr3b]

Not that it makes it any better, I do not think the stolen car was owned by Mickey. He just reposted the message someone else posted to get wider coverage.

 

[Mickey Richaud]

Not that it makes it any better, I do not think the stolen car was owned by Mickey. He just reposted the message someone else posted to get wider coverage.

Yep.

 

[sp53]

Sorry to hear about the MGA. One thing you might want to look into is any activity from many DMVs on MGAs. I bet there is not that much MGA title changing activity throughout the country. I would start looking now, but not expect to see the activity on that car for 6 months. In the day, at least with tr3s, it was not uncommon to have many titles and plates, and the vin numbers come on and off easily. There are a few MGAs out there that are basket cases, but have all the paper work and the switch would be easy. I have seen a few tr3s on ebay that are probably 58s and they claim the car is a 61 with a clear title. Good luck and be persistent because I think you can catch these people.
Steve

 

[Brosky]

That's a good thought, as long as it's staying in this country. It may be on a ship bound for Europe of the Middle East by now.