Matt Kulka wrote:
>
> While I haven't yet figured out why MGG is so unlikely, it brought me to
> a question. Maybe those of you who aren't still on their first MG will
> answer. I know of MGA, MGB, and MGC. The new model is the MGF. What
> happened to D and E?
>
> Matt Kulka
> '74 MGB - wondering about it's descendants.
>
> >>> Phil Raby <mgworld@chp.ltd.uk> 01/15/98 06:51am >>>
>
> MGG? Very unlikely name think about it!
>
> Philip Raby
> Editor, MG World
> PO Box 163, Bicester OX6 3YS, UK
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The MG-EXE was a brilliantly styled concept car rather than a prototype, it
predated most of what are now called 'supercars', powered by the Metro 6R4
engine. It is usually on view at Gaydon.
I would be surprised if there was 'another' MGTF.
Bluebird was/were the land and water speed record cars/boats driven by Donald
Campbell. It was the boat that killed him on Coniston water in the 70's,
reportdedly his body was never found although his 'lucky' mascot, Mr Woppit,
was.
PaulH.
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