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<From: aporter@povn.com (al porterr)
<To: mgccnwc@aol.com
<Date: 96-06-04 01:05:01 EDT
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<hi I am just getting ready to start a restoration of a 1952
<TD. I live north of spokane and do not know anyone in this area
<that is knowledgeable on TD's. any sugestions on people to
<contact or good parts houses would be greatly appreciated.
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< THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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< Al Porter
I just got a book "The Complete M.G. TD Restoration Manual by
Horst Schach" that is by far the best information I have found
for restoring the TD. I ordered the book from the New England
MG T Register, of which I recently became a member. Of course
you still need the shop manual. I have been ordering parts from
Moss Motors (1-800-MOSS-USA) and Abingdon Spares (1-800-225-0251).
Others on the list probably know other sources for parts.
The New England MG T Register has a club magazine with good
technical tips and other books. Their address is
The New England MG T Register, Ltd.
Drawer 220
Oneonta, NY 13820-0220
They have a web page at htt://www.nemgt.org/
This mail list is also a great source of information.
Bob Donahue (Still stuck in the '50s)
53 MG TD
71 MGB
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