In my mind, the two seem to fit together. Both the vintage British sports car, and the old Stovebolt, require a similar devotion and appreciation to maintain. Both groups of vehicles have unique quirks, and are "out of the mainstream" within their classifications.

For what it's worth, I've been around owners' groups of various classic cars, and the MG guys and the Stovebolt guys are cut from the same cloth. Down to earth; willing to share their beer; and open to newcomers.

BTW, MOWOG is stamped on the side of every MG engine, including the one in my '66 MGB.