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aeronca65t
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I was at Britfest here in Morris County, NJ yesterday and saw lots of neat cars.....and some different and/or interesting MGs.
Including a wild MGA with a Jaguar V12 running six Webers (first three photos). Bob posted photos of this one on the Spridgets sections....he got a better shot of the custom nose.
Also, a semi-neglected MG-TF with an old ALFA conversion (photos # 4 and 5). The car was so dull and unpretentious that many folks didn't even notice it.
Finally, a well-worn Magnette that I've seen at this event before (last photos below).
Lots of other nice cars....including a few stunning MGA coupes.
And I'll just note that there was a lovely '74 MGB for $3900 that was very nice (photo and info in on my link below). I have no financial interest, but if I were looking for one of these, I'd buy this before restoring one. There was also a magnificent 1980 blank and gold Limited Edition MGB with only 10,000 miles for $10,500. It was absolutely like new.
To see all my photos from Britfest-2012 Click Here
Including a wild MGA with a Jaguar V12 running six Webers (first three photos). Bob posted photos of this one on the Spridgets sections....he got a better shot of the custom nose.
Also, a semi-neglected MG-TF with an old ALFA conversion (photos # 4 and 5). The car was so dull and unpretentious that many folks didn't even notice it.
Finally, a well-worn Magnette that I've seen at this event before (last photos below).
Lots of other nice cars....including a few stunning MGA coupes.
And I'll just note that there was a lovely '74 MGB for $3900 that was very nice (photo and info in on my link below). I have no financial interest, but if I were looking for one of these, I'd buy this before restoring one. There was also a magnificent 1980 blank and gold Limited Edition MGB with only 10,000 miles for $10,500. It was absolutely like new.
To see all my photos from Britfest-2012 Click Here
PJ 
