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#950872 06/17/2013 11:42 AM
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In the Greasy Spoon forum ...

Lonnie, in Orlando Florida, seeks comments on selling his beauty of a truck in order to purchase an MGTF.

Would any of you, on that side of the pond, have any comments?


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Jim Bow #951687 06/21/2013 2:46 AM
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TBH Jim,i'm not a huge fan of MGs in general,but that probably stems from doing glass installs in them more than anything,plus I can't really fit in them!

They are very popular here and thanks to the recent warm(ish) weather many have surfaced from their winter 'slumber'.

There's also a great aftermarket parts and restoration infrastructure here as well. (hardly suprising)

Personally i'd stick with the truck but that's just me....


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Jim Bow #956503 07/15/2013 9:54 AM
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If you like it, restore it! This is a very desirable car. I owned a 57 Coupe when I was in high school and I am seriously thinking of adding one to my toy collection. I could drive the 51 Chevy pick up most of the time and the MGA on high days and holidays. I don't see a problem with having another classic toy.
I think I am developing antiquevehicleitus. Now all I need is to win the lottery.

Jim Bow #956505 07/15/2013 10:07 AM
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The MGA is very seductive. I also have a Morgan which hogs the garage keeping the truck outside. That's the way I make it work. The truck does suffer a penalty, but that's the way it has to be. My garage really needs to be replaced but that keeps getting put off year by year. It has a dirt floor (covered by tarp then chipboard).
Do you have headroom for a lift? That is what I will have when I rebuild my garage.

Dennis


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DennisM #959462 07/28/2013 5:36 AM
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nearly finished building new garage for my chevvy cant wait to put it inside after having it outside for a couple of years


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