MG TD

I know it’s not a supercar, or even a barnstorming canyon carver, but it’s the quintessential British Sports Car of the postwar period. I had one me-self and today I was faced with another being sold by my pal Steve… but I don’t think I want another. As t

. . . was ours. Pictured at the 1970 California 500, frame lifted from a video clip on YouTube. What are the odds of viewing a clip on YouTube about a race you were at and finding the car you drove there? (Note the green MG TD parked next to us.) Art

These are all from my personal ownership (or else I repaired them) ... and I suppose alphabetical order is as good as any, so let's start with CITROEN The Yellow van originally built in Argentina, later moved to the states and restored by a guy in Chicago

Austin Healy 100-6 -- I just found this picture of a car I'd completely forgotten Buick Electra 225 - rear quarter panel so long it was a 3/4 panel! Corvair Monza 140 Convertible Citroen Mehari Jeepster Commando 1972 Jeepster 1968 91 Lotus Elan, 71 Lotus

I think I have had about 40 stick shift cars. I don't have pictures of all of them, but here are a few. I can drive an automatic, but it's not the same to me I often forget this MG TD and this POS Triumph Herald which I owned from a Saturday to the follow

Sorry. In my mind, it should be real or if not, use the same components or configuration. No Corvette-chassis Daytona Spyder (Don Johnson) or MG TD with VW engine in the rear, or Ferrari-on-a-Fiero. (Not my car or photos)

Austin Healey 100-6* Buick 64 Riviera 66 Riviera 85 Rivera Conv 66 Electra 225 4-dr 68 Electra 225 83 Century T-Type 87 Regal Grand National 04 Park Avenue Chevrolet 65 Bel Air wagon* 62 Chevy II 63 Chevy II 66 Chevy II station wagon 62 Corvair Rampside 6