MGA

Pre-war technology produced post-war, underpowered for today's pace and not particularly comfortable. Long journeys are a real challenge. I would go anytime for a MGA instead which turned up only a few years after: beautiful shape and you can travel anywh

There’s an MG expert in town who had some of the older ones. TA in 1936 or so. TB about when the war started 1939 but few made as production stopped TC 1945-55 “Drive Like Sterling Moss and still not get a speeding ticket" TD - this is the one I had. Noti

Back in the early '60s my dad had a friend with one in that same color that they rallied regularly. Yes, it sounded great and was very fast for the era. In SCCA racing it ran in D Production against cars like the AC Bristol. When I think back to our very

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