Not much to say . . .

The MG is a classic nowadays is it not?

The MGB, which debuted in or around 1955/56 . . . for example?


PS . . . FIRST POST!

Yah, I minor classic. MG bufs love them, for the harmony between all the parts, including driver. Just don't expect reliability, speed, or amazing handling. Nice, still, but I would only get one if I were rich (as a cheap toy).
Yah, they are pretty cheap to buy. Which is good.;)

Originally posted by i_rebel
The MG is a classic nowadays is it not?

The MGB, which debuted in or around 1955/56 . . . for example?


PS . . . FIRST POST!

The MGB debuted in 1962

the car that debuted in 1955 was the MGA which replaced the MG TF

MG or Morris Garages first showed up just After WW II.
I think.

Originally posted by Moppie
MG or Morris Garages first showed up just After WW II.
I think.

Not quite, first Morris Garages tuned car was in 1923, Most of the interesting MG's were before WWII

All the OHC MG's and record breakers and stuff.

Interesting Stuff like 4 wheel independent suspension and supercharged 750cc engines developing 160 bhp

Cops in England used to use MG's before WWII. Now they have unstyling Impalas and rovers. HA:p

Impalas in England? Funny!

Oops, I meant Americans have impalas now.