stats?

[Chris]

Well, people, I'm to lazy right now, so could you get the stats for all of us??

[dejoux]

Ok there were four different models and two different bodyshells

The MGA 1500, 1600, 1600MKII and Twin Cam
Which were all available as a roadster or a FHC

They were made from Mid 1955 when they replaced the MGTF till mid 1962 when they were replaced by the MGB

They all used the BMC B-Series

1500: 1489cc 68bhp@5500rpm
1600: 1588cc 80bhp@5600rpm
MkII: 1622cc 93bhp@5500rpm
Twin Cam : 1588cc 108bhp@6700rpm

Production
1500: 58,750
1600: 31,501
MKII: 8,719
Twin Cam: 2,111

The 1500 had 4 wheel drums, the 1600 and MKII had front discs and the Twin Cam had 4 wheel discs. There was also a model called the De-Luxe that used up the Twin Cam chassis parts after the Twin Cam was discontinued including the 4 wheel discs but with a 1600 Motor.

All the OHV valve models had standard Bolt on disc wheels with option centre lock wire wheels. The Twin Cam had standard Centre Lock perforated disc wheels



Once again its me to the rescue with MG information

[Chris]

Thanks! Very useful (i didnt know if anyone would ever find this info, I posted it about 6 months ago!)

[waynegregson]

Hi enthusiasts... I'm all new to this!! I've got myself a beautiful '59 MGA, she's perfect... and in the West Australian climate, with the top down WOW.