Norman, thank you. I was reading along your build. For awhile we were about at the same progress. You gave me the idea for the durable nylon rod shock bushings. I got tired of messing with the rubber and it's not something I want to deal with again. I've had nothing but bad experiences with rubber b...

Steve, I had looked there. Although there were a few that were very close to mine in both chassis and engine number, including one built the same day, mine wasn't among them. I have a few pictures that were taken when Mike owned it. I spoke to the gentleman that brought Mike in to the MG club. Someo...

Is that Connaught Green? Green and tan/beige show so well. That's what I've chosen myself with the final selection of shade still up in the air. The stainless/chrome wheels look quite nice but it's a chore to keep them sparkly. My father has them on his MGA, need to keep lots of wide cotton shoe lac...

This is my first thread here and I thought I might introduce myself. I am new to this group, though I've been on a few of the other MG groups as well as many of them on facebook. I purchased TC 6676 in June of 2015 following a rather exhaustive search, one was a promising lead that was overpriced bu...

Have you checked with AutoSparks, I got mine from them. Everything matches up as per the original wiring diagrams. The over braid is woven cotton as well as the individual wires. I made my own turn signal harness which matched the colors but the schematic is the same as the MGA as that was the signa...