Rumor has it that Andrew B. Lundgren wrote:
>
>>My best solution for the B in the winter is too keep it in the
>garage;
>>IMHO that is where a 30 year old sports car (hoping to make 60 before
>it
>>becomes my son's car) belongs in bad weather. If you want to get
>yours
>>wrapped around a pole or under an SUV with blood all over it then
>drive it
>>in bad weather. Who cares how well it goes. If you like your car
>have
>>some respect for it.
I always figured that if Abingdon didnt want me to drive my car in less
than perfect weather, or only when it's 80 degrees, less than 5 mph
breeze and relative humidity under 40% (or any such nonsense), they would
have included in the standard equipment, a hemetrically sealed container,
or at worst offered it as an option.
I've yet to see one in any parts or equipment list.
Conclusion: the car was meant to be driven.
Rick Morrison
72 MGBGT
74 Midget
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