Gifts
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MGCC Lunch/Shopping bag
Brithish Racing Green handy jute shopping bag, 30cm
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MG100 Cavalcade Rally Plaque
If you have missed the MG100 cavalcade, but still want the plaque for your collection – we still have some available!
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VIP Parking Only Sign
Let your friends and family know that only the most important cars can be parked
outside your home or garage with this novelty ‘VIP Parking Only Sign’.
Made from heavy duty steel, with two pre-drilled holes for simple installation -
Cord Cadet Cap
A very popular Mariner/ Breton style cap in cord with a free lapel pin
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MG Magnette
The MG Magnette ZA was launched in 1953 at the London Motor Show to a mixed reaction. It had obvious similarities to the Wolseley 4/44, on which it was based, but it also had a revolutionary monocoque body and subtle design and styling cues that set it apart as an MG. It was the first MG to be powered by the BMC B-series engine that would later power the MGA and MGB.
In this revealing book, Paul Batho covers the development of the Magnette, going back to the original MG philosophy and examining the advantages, constraints and compromises under the new ownership of BMC, including badge engineering. The book details the model developments over the years – including the Magnette ZB and the Magnette Six – and how it managed to encompass speed, comfort, handling, style and practicality for ordinary owners, foreshadowing the sporting family cars of the future. The author also covers owning and restoring a Magnette in the post-production era, bodywork and mechanical restoration as well as how to cope with typical faults and failings. He includes modifications and upgrades to the engine, gearbox and other parts of the car. The book also describes the factory’s experimental six-cylinder and coupé Magnettes and some modern Magnette specials including V8 conversions and the unique convertible.
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MGCC SUV window sticker
Support your register; 3 stickers on one sheet
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MGF 3D shape
Nice little addition to your garage!
