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Thanks Randy
I have emailed AH Spares to verify the tooth count. My Laygear is 11/20/25/31.
It looks like the Laygear pictured does not match this tooth count. Hopefully AH Spares can provide a lead as to the host car.
Thanks again Roger Williams
On Oct 9, 2019, at 4:25 PM, Randy Alkins < randyalkins@...> wrote: Circulated a few meetings ago was a layshaft of unknown origin. Look at AH Spares
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Circulated a few meetings ago was a layshaft of unknown origin. Look at AH Spares
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Re: WMGK Classic Car Calendar
Thanks for the info, I just submitted.....see you guys at Peddler's Village
v/r
Steve
703-628-8194
- Cell
On Tuesday, October 8, 2019, 11:55:08 PM EDT, Larry Macy <lmacy@...> wrote:
John DeBella of WMGK is asking for great pics of classic cars. They are putting together a calendar for 2020. If you are interested in getting your car in this calendar, send pic and shorty story, including contact info to cars@.... More details at https://wmgk.com.
Be very cool to see a PMGC members car in this Philly wide calendar.
Larry
--
Larry B. Macy, Ph.D.
Use two fingers, it sends a better message - Peace
Sent from my Magical iPad
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WMGK Classic Car Calendar
John DeBella of WMGK is asking for great pics of classic cars. They are putting together a calendar for 2020. If you are interested in getting your car in this calendar, send pic and shorty story, including contact info to cars@.... More details at https://wmgk.com. Be very cool to see a PMGC members car in this Philly wide calendar. Larry -- Larry B. Macy, Ph.D. Use two fingers, it sends a better message - Peace Sent from my Magical iPad
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Kevin McLemore
There was discussion about MG Magnettes at tonight’s meeting so I thought I’d pass on something I discovered up near our summer cottage. This “Varitone” Magnette has been sitting in dry storage since 1975, so with any luck any rot is minimal. The price certainly makes it worth investigating, I should think. Anyway, have at it, folks:
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PhillyMGClub@groups.io Calendar <noreply@...>
Monthly PMGC GT
When:
Tuesday, 8 October 2019
8:00pm to 10:00pm
(GMT-04:00) America/New York
Where:
Phil's Tavern
Organizer:
kliebel@...
Description:
Philadelphia MG Club Monthly GT
Phil's Tavern
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Interestingly, some of the last MGTD MkIIs came without those badges. The Moss aftermarket badges have been confusing and some people think that all the cars had them; but they didn’t.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 2:14 PM, Kevin McLemore < kmclemore@...> wrote:
My TD is clearly NOT a MkII, but the bonnet had MkII badges when I acquired it. I’d remove them, but then that would leave ugly holes. Sigh.
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:26 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
Pretty easy to put on another SU pump and call it a Mk II! (Or a "C"!) Harder to find the Andrex shocks.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 1:21 PM, Ira Spector wrote:
I have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so called TD/C s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
I've never heard of an MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II, with dual fuel pumps, increased compression, and front suspension add-ons.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for durability by GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This truck...
Read
More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961 version that...
Read
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Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the same without the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model A hot rod in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here on eBay after sitting behind a barn for 47 years! With its...
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This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is said to be one of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic Skyway” at the New York World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965. Effectively part of a very elaborate marketing scheme, the seller...
Read
More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based on the Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500. Initially introduced...
Read
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With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans Ams, this black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro Z-28 seems like a really good buy at $26,900. The car has only traveled 23k miles and is being sold on consignment...
Read
More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking pretty tired, but it also appears to be a solid and complete car. If the owner’s description is accurate, then it...
Read
More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to be found in the detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO Convertible has been sitting almost 42 years waiting to be polished and cherished again. Are you up for getting this icon...
Read
More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of loud high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s not the first thing that comes to mind, I highly doubt you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80. That’s...
Read
More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and driving with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and abundant patina. The rat rod of your dreams is available for a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here on eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It...
Read
More »
With a rust-free body, and the original 429ci V8 sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino GT is only in need of some fairly light restoration work to return it to its glorious best. It is a stunning...
Read
More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an impressively straight barn find, a quality you don’t always find with cars that have been stored for extended periods of time. Despite the coating of dust indicating an extended hiatus from the road,...
Read
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At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is going very cheaply via an auction with very little information and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is said to have last run three years ago, which is practically yesterday in...
Read
More »
What you are looking at here is not a beautifully restored classic, but a completely original 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan with a mere 3,983 genuine miles on its odometer. I really have to thank Barn Finder art for...
Read
More »
This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L inline-six with a single turbocharger generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped with an automatic transmission, a typical option for a grand tourer such as this. The...
Read
More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the manufacturer to extract improved performance from its regular TD. In the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the TD/C, and this particular 1952 model appears to be a nice example that...
Read
More »
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Same with some MGB/GT
Specials - you could get the badges from Moss for a while.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
On 10/8/19 2:14 PM, Kevin McLemore
wrote:
My TD is clearly NOT a MkII, but the bonnet had
MkII badges when I acquired it. I’d remove them, but then that
would leave ugly holes. Sigh.
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:26 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...>
wrote:
Pretty easy to
put on another SU pump and call it a Mk II! (Or a "C"!)
Harder to find the Andrex shocks.
Harry
Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 1:21 PM, Ira Spector
wrote:
I
have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so
called TD/C s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...>
wrote:
I've
never heard of an MG TD/C. I always saw this
referred to as a Mk II, with dual fuel pumps,
increased compression, and front suspension
add-ons.
Harry
Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM,
Steve Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club
Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for
durability by GMC in 1964 and features
the optional large rear window. It is
located near Dallas, Texas and is listed
here on eBay with a current bid of
$5,100. This truck...
Read More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my
attention ever since a high school
friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model
replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block
engine and a Muncie four-speed manual
transmission. Today’s find is a 1961
version that...
Read More »
Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the
same without the Ford roadster. This
1931 Ford Model A hot rod in Bloomfield
Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here
on eBay after sitting behind a barn for
47 years! With its...
Read More »
This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is
said to be one of 23 cars ever used on
the “Magic Skyway” at the New York
World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965.
Effectively part of a very elaborate
marketing scheme, the seller...
Read More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based
on the Chevelle two-door station wagon
and received a facelift for 1965. This
El Camino is located in Pleasanton,
Texas and is offered on here on Facebook
Marketplace for $3,500. Initially
introduced...
Read More »
With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans
Ams, this black and gold 4 speed 5.7
liter Camaro Z-28 seems like a really
good buy at $26,900. The car has only
traveled 23k miles and is being sold on
consignment...
Read More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best
way to describe this 1950 MG TD. The
paint is looking pretty tired, but it
also appears to be a solid and complete
car. If the owner’s description is
accurate, then it...
Read More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to
be found in the detritus of a mine, this
1967 GTO Convertible has been sitting
almost 42 years waiting to be polished
and cherished again. Are you up for
getting this icon...
Read More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of
loud high-performance exhaust systems.
Even if that’s not the first thing that
comes to mind, I highly doubt you’d ever
think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80.
That’s...
Read More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is
running and driving with a rear-mounted
big-block V-8 and abundant patina. The
rat rod of your dreams is available for
a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here on
eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It...
Read More »
With a rust-free body, and the original
429ci V8 sitting under the hood, this
1970 Ford Torino GT is only in need of
some fairly light restoration work to
return it to its glorious best. It is a
stunning...
Read More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an
impressively straight barn find, a
quality you don’t always find with cars
that have been stored for extended
periods of time. Despite the coating of
dust indicating an extended hiatus from
the road,...
Read More »
At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is
going very cheaply via an auction with
very little information and listed at no
reserve. The TR6 is said to have last
run three years ago, which is
practically yesterday in...
Read More »
What you are looking at here is not a
beautifully restored classic, but a
completely original 1957 Chevrolet 210
4-Door Sedan with a mere 3,983 genuine
miles on its odometer. I really have to
thank Barn Finder art for...
Read More »
This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable
turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L
inline-six with a single turbocharger
generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped
with an automatic transmission, a
typical option for a grand tourer such
as this. The...
Read More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the
manufacturer to extract improved
performance from its regular TD. In the
end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the
TD/C, and this particular 1952 model
appears to be a nice example that...
Read More »
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Kevin McLemore
My TD is clearly NOT a MkII, but the bonnet had MkII badges when I acquired it. I’d remove them, but then that would leave ugly holes. Sigh.
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:26 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
Pretty easy to put on another SU pump and call it a Mk II! (Or a "C"!) Harder to find the Andrex shocks.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 1:21 PM, Ira Spector wrote:
I have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so called TD/C s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
I've never heard of an MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II, with dual fuel pumps, increased compression, and front suspension add-ons.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for durability by GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This truck...
Read
More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961 version that...
Read
More »
Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the same without the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model A hot rod in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here on eBay after sitting behind a barn for 47 years! With its...
Read
More »
This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is said to be one of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic Skyway” at the New York World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965. Effectively part of a very elaborate marketing scheme, the seller...
Read
More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based on the Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500. Initially introduced...
Read
More »
With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans Ams, this black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro Z-28 seems like a really good buy at $26,900. The car has only traveled 23k miles and is being sold on consignment...
Read
More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking pretty tired, but it also appears to be a solid and complete car. If the owner’s description is accurate, then it...
Read
More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to be found in the detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO Convertible has been sitting almost 42 years waiting to be polished and cherished again. Are you up for getting this icon...
Read
More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of loud high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s not the first thing that comes to mind, I highly doubt you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80. That’s...
Read
More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and driving with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and abundant patina. The rat rod of your dreams is available for a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here on eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It...
Read
More »
With a rust-free body, and the original 429ci V8 sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino GT is only in need of some fairly light restoration work to return it to its glorious best. It is a stunning...
Read
More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an impressively straight barn find, a quality you don’t always find with cars that have been stored for extended periods of time. Despite the coating of dust indicating an extended hiatus from the road,...
Read
More »
At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is going very cheaply via an auction with very little information and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is said to have last run three years ago, which is practically yesterday in...
Read
More »
What you are looking at here is not a beautifully restored classic, but a completely original 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan with a mere 3,983 genuine miles on its odometer. I really have to thank Barn Finder art for...
Read
More »
This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L inline-six with a single turbocharger generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped with an automatic transmission, a typical option for a grand tourer such as this. The...
Read
More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the manufacturer to extract improved performance from its regular TD. In the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the TD/C, and this particular 1952 model appears to be a nice example that...
Read
More »
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Mine has the Andrex shocks and the Andrew brackets and has the correct brass manufacturer plate. I don’t have the larger oil bath air filter and am still looking for one.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:26 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
Pretty easy to put on another SU pump and call it a Mk II! (Or a "C"!) Harder to find the Andrex shocks.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 1:21 PM, Ira Spector wrote:
I have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so called TD/C s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
I've never heard of an MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II, with dual fuel pumps, increased compression, and front suspension add-ons.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for durability by GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This truck...
Read
More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961 version that...
Read
More »
Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the same without the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model A hot rod in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here on eBay after sitting behind a barn for 47 years! With its...
Read
More »
This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is said to be one of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic Skyway” at the New York World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965. Effectively part of a very elaborate marketing scheme, the seller...
Read
More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based on the Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500. Initially introduced...
Read
More »
With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans Ams, this black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro Z-28 seems like a really good buy at $26,900. The car has only traveled 23k miles and is being sold on consignment...
Read
More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking pretty tired, but it also appears to be a solid and complete car. If the owner’s description is accurate, then it...
Read
More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to be found in the detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO Convertible has been sitting almost 42 years waiting to be polished and cherished again. Are you up for getting this icon...
Read
More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of loud high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s not the first thing that comes to mind, I highly doubt you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80. That’s...
Read
More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and driving with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and abundant patina. The rat rod of your dreams is available for a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here on eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It...
Read
More »
With a rust-free body, and the original 429ci V8 sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino GT is only in need of some fairly light restoration work to return it to its glorious best. It is a stunning...
Read
More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an impressively straight barn find, a quality you don’t always find with cars that have been stored for extended periods of time. Despite the coating of dust indicating an extended hiatus from the road,...
Read
More »
At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is going very cheaply via an auction with very little information and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is said to have last run three years ago, which is practically yesterday in...
Read
More »
What you are looking at here is not a beautifully restored classic, but a completely original 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan with a mere 3,983 genuine miles on its odometer. I really have to thank Barn Finder art for...
Read
More »
This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L inline-six with a single turbocharger generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped with an automatic transmission, a typical option for a grand tourer such as this. The...
Read
More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the manufacturer to extract improved performance from its regular TD. In the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the TD/C, and this particular 1952 model appears to be a nice example that...
Read
More »
|
|
|
Pretty easy to put on
another SU pump and call it a Mk II! (Or a "C"!) Harder to find
the Andrex shocks.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
On 10/8/19 1:21 PM, Ira Spector wrote:
I have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so called TD/C
s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...>
wrote:
I've never heard
of an MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II,
with dual fuel pumps, increased compression, and front
suspension add-ons.
Harry
Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve
Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club
Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for
durability by GMC in 1964 and features the
optional large rear window. It is located near
Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a
current bid of $5,100. This truck...
Read
More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention
ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed
me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327
small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed
manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961
version that...
Read
More »
Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the same
without the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model
A hot rod in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a
new owner here on eBay after sitting behind a
barn for 47 years! With its...
Read
More »
This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is said to
be one of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic
Skyway” at the New York World’s Fair between
1964 and 1965. Effectively part of a very
elaborate marketing scheme, the seller...
Read
More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based on the
Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a
facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in
Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on
Facebook Marketplace for $3,500. Initially
introduced...
Read
More »
With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans Ams,
this black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro
Z-28 seems like a really good buy at $26,900.
The car has only traveled 23k miles and is being
sold on consignment...
Read
More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to
describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking
pretty tired, but it also appears to be a solid
and complete car. If the owner’s description is
accurate, then it...
Read
More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to be found
in the detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO
Convertible has been sitting almost 42 years
waiting to be polished and cherished again. Are
you up for getting this icon...
Read
More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of loud
high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s
not the first thing that comes to mind, I highly
doubt you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU
Ro80. That’s...
Read
More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and
driving with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and
abundant patina. The rat rod of your dreams is
available for a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here
on eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It...
Read
More »
With a rust-free body, and the original 429ci
V8 sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino
GT is only in need of some fairly light
restoration work to return it to its glorious
best. It is a stunning...
Read
More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an impressively
straight barn find, a quality you don’t always
find with cars that have been stored for
extended periods of time. Despite the coating of
dust indicating an extended hiatus from the
road,...
Read
More »
At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is going
very cheaply via an auction with very little
information and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is
said to have last run three years ago, which is
practically yesterday in...
Read
More »
What you are looking at here is not a
beautifully restored classic, but a completely
original 1957 Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan with a
mere 3,983 genuine miles on its odometer. I
really have to thank Barn Finder art for...
Read
More »
This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable
turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L
inline-six with a single turbocharger generating
200 b.h.p. It is equipped with an automatic
transmission, a typical option for a grand
tourer such as this. The...
Read
More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the manufacturer
to extract improved performance from its regular
TD. In the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of
the TD/C, and this particular 1952 model appears
to be a nice example that...
Read
More »
|
|
|
I have a MkII. And you are correct. There are some so called TD/C s that I have seen that are not MkIIs.
Ira
On Oct 8, 2019, at 1:15 PM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
I've never heard of an MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II, with dual fuel pumps, increased compression, and front suspension add-ons.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve Harding via Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for durability by GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This truck...
Read
More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961 version that...
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I have a friend whose
father-in-law is selling his MGA. Looks like a solid car and a
good value. If anyone is interested, please contact Dave
McMullen at
davomc@...
and he will get them in
touch with his father-in-law.
1956 MG A
WHOLE CAR / RUNS-DRIVES
GARAGE KEPT
2 OWNER
PA TITLE INSPECTED 1984
MINOR RUST DOG LEG
EASY RESTORATION
MAJOR MECHANICAL WORK HAVE RECORDS
Looking for around $8-10k
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
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I've never heard of an
MG TD/C. I always saw this referred to as a Mk II, with dual
fuel pumps, increased compression, and front suspension add-ons.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
On 10/8/19 12:08 PM, Steve Harding via
Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
A couple of T-Series MGs for sale.
Steve
Begin forwarded message:
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GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear
window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed
here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This
truck...
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the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model A hot rod in
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here on
eBay after sitting behind a barn for 47 years! With
its...
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of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic Skyway” at the New
York World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965. Effectively
part of a very elaborate marketing scheme, the
seller...
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Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a
facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in
Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on Facebook
Marketplace for $3,500. Initially introduced...
Read More »
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black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro Z-28 seems
like a really good buy at $26,900. The car has only
traveled 23k miles and is being sold on consignment...
Read More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to
describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking pretty
tired, but it also appears to be a solid and complete
car. If the owner’s description is accurate, then
it...
Read More »
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detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO Convertible has been
sitting almost 42 years waiting to be polished and
cherished again. Are you up for getting this icon...
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high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s not
the first thing that comes to mind, I highly doubt
you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80.
That’s...
Read More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and driving
with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and abundant patina.
The rat rod of your dreams is available for a Buy it
Now price of $9,995 here on eBay near Indianapolis,
Indiana. It...
Read More »
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sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino GT is
only in need of some fairly light restoration work to
return it to its glorious best. It is a stunning...
Read More »
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barn find, a quality you don’t always find with cars
that have been stored for extended periods of time.
Despite the coating of dust indicating an extended
hiatus from the road,...
Read More »
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cheaply via an auction with very little information
and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is said to have last
run three years ago, which is practically yesterday
in...
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restored classic, but a completely original 1957
Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan with a mere 3,983 genuine
miles on its odometer. I really have to thank Barn
Finder art for...
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This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable turbocharged
example, fitted with a 3.0L inline-six with a single
turbocharger generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped with
an automatic transmission, a typical option for a
grand tourer such as this. The...
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extract improved performance from its regular TD. In
the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the TD/C, and
this particular 1952 model appears to be a nice
example that...
Read More »
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Club Members, A couple of T-Series MGs for sale. Steve
Begin forwarded message:
This sweet little truck was built for durability by GMC in 1964 and features the optional large rear window. It is located near Dallas, Texas and is listed here on eBay with a current bid of $5,100. This truck... Read More »
Austin Healey 3000’s have caught my attention ever since a high school friend’s cousin showed me his 1959 model replete with a Chevrolet 327 small-block engine and a Muncie four-speed manual transmission. Today’s find is a 1961 version that... Read More »
Hot-rodding in America wouldn’t be the same without the Ford roadster. This 1931 Ford Model A hot rod in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan seeks a new owner here on eBay after sitting behind a barn for 47 years! With its... Read More »
This 1965 Ford Mustang convertible is said to be one of 23 cars ever used on the “Magic Skyway” at the New York World’s Fair between 1964 and 1965. Effectively part of a very elaborate marketing scheme, the seller... Read More »
The 1965 Chevrolet El Camino was based on the Chevelle two-door station wagon and received a facelift for 1965. This El Camino is located in Pleasanton, Texas and is offered on here on Facebook Marketplace for $3,500. Initially introduced...
Read More »
With the soaring prices of Bandit Trans Ams, this black and gold 4 speed 5.7 liter Camaro Z-28 seems like a really good buy at $26,900. The car has only traveled 23k miles and is being sold on consignment... Read More »
Ripe for restoration would be the best way to describe this 1950 MG TD. The paint is looking pretty tired, but it also appears to be a solid and complete car. If the owner’s description is accurate, then it... Read More »
Looking like a raw emerald waiting to be found in the detritus of a mine, this 1967 GTO Convertible has been sitting almost 42 years waiting to be polished and cherished again. Are you up for getting this icon... Read More »
When most of us hear Borla, we think of loud high-performance exhaust systems. Even if that’s not the first thing that comes to mind, I highly doubt you’d ever think of a Citroen SM or an NSU Ro80. That’s... Read More »
This 1950 Studebaker Champion is running and driving with a rear-mounted big-block V-8 and abundant patina. The rat rod of your dreams is available for a Buy it Now price of $9,995 here on eBay near Indianapolis, Indiana. It... Read More »
With a rust-free body, and the original 429ci V8 sitting under the hood, this 1970 Ford Torino GT is only in need of some fairly light restoration work to return it to its glorious best. It is a stunning... Read More »
This 1962 Volvo P1800 is an impressively straight barn find, a quality you don’t always find with cars that have been stored for extended periods of time. Despite the coating of dust indicating an extended hiatus from the road,... Read More »
At the moment, this 1976 Triumph Tr6 is going very cheaply via an auction with very little information and listed at no reserve. The TR6 is said to have last run three years ago, which is practically yesterday in... Read More »
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This 1986 Nissan 300ZX is the desirable turbocharged example, fitted with a 3.0L inline-six with a single turbocharger generating 200 b.h.p. It is equipped with an automatic transmission, a typical option for a grand tourer such as this. The... Read More »
The MG TD/C was an attempt by the manufacturer to extract improved performance from its regular TD. In the end, MG produced 1,710 examples of the TD/C, and this particular 1952 model appears to be a nice example that... Read More »
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It is cool. Took my son and his friends there for his 9th birthday. Told them if the didn't behave I was leaving them there. Son still blames me for his therapy bills.
Also the haunted house is fun. If you book dinner at one of the local restaurants when you buy tickets you can avoid the long lines.
On Oct 8, 2019, at 10:28 AM, Harry Hurst < h.hurst@...> wrote:
Great place - we live
very close. They've filmed several movies there.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
On 10/8/19 10:04 AM, Steve Harding via
Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
Found this on the Thrilllist site, advertised as the Scariest Place in PA. Right in the Club’s backyard.
Ex-Prez Steve
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Great place - we live
very close. They've filmed several movies there.
Harry Hurst
610-725-9600 Cell
2138 Lombard St., 4A, Philadelphia, PA 19146
h.hurst@...
toggle quoted messageShow quoted text
On 10/8/19 10:04 AM, Steve Harding via
Groups.Io wrote:
Club Members,
Found this on the Thrilllist site, advertised as the Scariest Place in PA. Right in the Club’s backyard.
Ex-Prez Steve
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What's even scarier is that I had a great uncle who escaped from there in 1923. Actually we always thought it was really cool! He was never recaptured but was killed during a duel in a New York City hotel the following year. ESP is really a great destination and they really do it up for Terror Behind the Walls.
Enjoy.
Jody and John Pagden
In a message dated 10/8/2019 10:04:32 AM Eastern Standard Time, mgbgt1@... writes:
Club Members,
Found this on the Thrilllist site, advertised as the Scariest Place in PA. Right in the Club’s backyard.
Ex-Prez Steve
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Club Members,
Found this on the Thrilllist site, advertised as the Scariest Place in PA. Right in the Club’s backyard.
Ex-Prez Steve
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Upcoming Event: Monthly PMGC GT - Tue, 10/08/2019 8:00pm-10:00pm
#cal-reminder
PhillyMGClub@groups.io Calendar <PhillyMGClub@...>
Reminder: Monthly PMGC GT
When:
Tuesday, 8 October 2019, 8:00pm to 10:00pm,
(GMT-04:00) America/New York
Where:Phil's Tavern
View Event
Organizer:
kliebel@...
Description: Philadelphia MG Club Monthly GT
Phil's Tavern
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