Hi, I was on the MG list a long time ago, back with Prodigy, and about a year
ago switched to AOL and shortly after that the MG list was switched to
non-aol members only, with AOL guys getting the digest, but I guess that was
changed back (Thank You Very Much Sirs!) and here I am again... So here's an
update.
1972 MGB Tourer- Still got it, still beautiful, but now with a brand
spanking new engine due to a hole in the first piston.
1973 MGB-GT- Still fit for the junkyard, but still also my daily driver now
with new seats and new wiring and new lots of other stuff due to the fire...
I'll tell more about that later
1959 MG Magnette Mk. III- I had just bought this car when I left the list
and have found out lots more about it. For instance, did you know there are
only 48 known to exist world-wide? If you know of a possibly unknown example
of this car, PLEASE CONTACT ME! By the way, this car may be officially known
as "The Worlds' Most Reliable MG" Ofcourse, why is that? Because it's
really an Austin...
WANTED: MG 1100/1300 sedan, or atleast, and Austin America. Also, MG Farina
Magnette Parts. (Lights, chrome trim, etc)
Thanks alot, it's good to be back
John Elwood
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