You should be shot at dawn :rocket:Quote:
Originally Posted by juddy
My personal favorite is the MG TC :)
Here's an interesting read, just shows how good they were
MG TC2446 Round Australia - MG TC Owners Club
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You should be shot at dawn :rocket:Quote:
Originally Posted by juddy
My personal favorite is the MG TC :)
Here's an interesting read, just shows how good they were
MG TC2446 Round Australia - MG TC Owners Club
What, so there is some other way to do a vasectomy?Quote:
Originally Posted by sheerluck
Pretty sure I'll not be rushing out to get a new MG :(
Any modern day MG is not a real MG. Even if they replicate the classic lines of the TF, TC or TD, is just won't be the same.
I grew up with MG's (hence my disliking to chrome - cleaning wire wheels was the way my father punished me!) My mum had a Magnette 20 years, dad had a couple of TF's and also an MGC GT (hardtop with wabsco sunroof). I learnt to drive in this.
My dream is to get a TF...found memories in that car...including falling out of the passenger seat when the door lock let go going around a right hand bend!
Cheers
I've got the book they published about this trip - very interesting read :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by jerryd
I actually used to own one of his old motorcycles that shared garage space with that TC (among other vehicles!) :cool:
I might have to go and dig that book out and read it again now that you have brought it up :BigThumb:
Oh yes there is. It is accepted medical practice to use a clean penknife and a garden spade.Quote:
Originally Posted by spudboy
Or it certainly felt like it anyway :wasntme:
I'm thinking that the reintroduction of MG will be like when Daewoo were introduced into the UK. It was a copy of the old MkIII Astra, and felt like it. But they were cheap and sold in their thousands. or at least twenty. Not twenty thousand, just twenty.:D