Register Merchandise
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V8 Register Coaster
A brown leather coaster
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MG Motor Register Window Sticker
The MG Motor Register Window sticker
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SVW Wiring Diagram for SA
This wiring diagram use the correct colours and are much easier to follow than the B&W diagrams in the workshop manuals.
They are A3 in size, large enough to be read comfortably, and are laminated so your oily finger marks will wipe off.
They are based upon the original wiring diagrams
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SVW Wiring Diagram for VA
This wiring diagram use the correct colours and are much easier to follow than the B&W diagrams in the workshop manuals.
They are A3 in size, large enough to be read comfortably, and are laminated so your oily finger marks will wipe off.
They are based upon the original wiring diagrams
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Z Register Grille Badge
Official Z Register car badge, including fittings
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T Register DVD Supercharging the XPAG (NSTC)
This DVD covers Steve Baker’s presentation at Rebuild 2013 on the benefits, and pitfalls, of supercharging the XPAG engine – full of practical tips and advice.
Please note, this DVD is in NTSC format and is compatible with DVD players in North America and Japan. For the UK, Europe and the rest of the world buy the PAL version (advertised separately). -
T Register TF Sales Brochure Reproduction
This is a high quality reproduction of Publication
No. H. & E. 53101. It opens out to approximately A2 size (450mm x 550mm).
The brochure is written as if one were on a test drive with the salesman extolling the virtues of the new TF to his prospective customer. The style of the language is delightful! If you own a TF this is a ‘must have’ item. -
SVW Reproduction VA Sales Brochure
In response to demand we have produced another run of these very high quality reproductions of original sales brochures, the WA, the SA and the VA.
As before all copiously illustrated, with detailed descriptions of the models. The VA brochure is printed in black and white.
If you haven’t got, can’t get, or can’t afford the original versions, which are getting increasingly hard to find, these are almost as good and the centre clips aren’t rusty! They are the same size, use the same colours, and are printed on identical paper or card as the originals. So even if you purchased the last series, you might want to buy this edition to add to your collection.
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T Register TC Export Sales Brochure
TC Export Sales Brochure
This is a reproduction of the TC Sales Brochure printed for use in those countries the TC was exported to by Nuffield Exports Ltd. Measuring 8.5×10 inches, it differs from the familiar UK Brochure by having a plain cover with the contents very much internationally focused. Pages list overseas class records and competitive successes and include photos of TCs in action across Europe and the USA. However, the specification and features pages look much the same as those in the UK Brochure.
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Triple M Yearbook 2025
The ‘lead’ article this year honours the ninetieth anniversary of MG ‘s famous ladies’ team at Le Mans in 1935 – “George Eyston’s ‘Dancing Daughters”. Malcolm Green describes the background to the cars, and the lady drivers, and explains how the three P Type Midgets ended up as ‘Cream Cracker’ trials cars after Le Mans.
Keeping with the ninetieth anniversary theme, Jonathan Toulmin and Bryan Ditchman have provided an overview of the genesis and development of the ‘Cream Cracker’ and ‘Musketeer’ trials teams, including the Le Mans P Types, which began in 1935. And of course, the racing NE Magnettes took on trials duties in 1935 between their appearances at the Ards TT in 1934 and then again in 1935. These versatile cars, and their intriguing history, are described in Mike Edmondson’s article.
Long time MG Car Club member, the late Colin Butchers came from Brighton and had accumulated a substantial amount of information on the Brighton Speed Trials. Chris Harrill has undertaken the huge task of distilling all this information into a highly readable account of Triple-M participation in the event from 1932 to 1974 – a most interesting read.
The world of the famous supercharged K3 Magnettes can be somewhat confusing to outsiders, but Teifion Salisbury has set out clearly for us the current status of two much-debated cars, K3015 and K3015/2. He is able to do this with more authority than most, of course, since both of them now reside in his garage!
An article by the late Mike Allison on engine paint colours – were they painted red, green or blue – would seem to settle the matter once and for all: they were red.
On the technical front, the brakes on Triple-M cars are often dismissed, even in the MG literature, as just ‘cable brakes’ as though they were some sort of inferior operating system, but inferior to what? The editor makes the case that they were, in fact, truly innovative in their day and deserving of a much better press than they generally get – see Brake-By-Wire, Triple-M Style
Nowadays, it’s unlikely that anyone would seriously consider fitting a Ford E93A engine into a J or a P Type Midget, but sixty years ago it was a popular conversion and an article from Practical Motorist from 1961 is reproduced (with permission) showing how to do it. Food for thought? 😄
Two articles pay tribute to past members no longer with us – John Kidder and Steve Dear – both of whom contributed significantly to the development of the Triple-M Register over the best part of half a century.
The annual Register Summer Gathering, hosted by Elizabeth and Andrew Taylor, is one of the highlights of the Triple-M year and regularly attracts over fifty cars covering just about every model in the Triple-M range. This year’s report, with generous photographic coverage, shows what a great fun day it is.
And to wrap up the Yearbook, as usual we have the Competition Report which gives an overview of the racing and speed events in which Triple-M cars participated throughout the year together with summary tables for the main awards.
The Triple-M Register 2025 Yearbook offers much of interest for enthusiasts of cars of the prewar era – MGs and other marques alike – in a professionally presented publication, with a limited print edition. Now is the ideal time to add it to your bookshelf.
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SVW SA Service Parts List
This is an excellent replica of the original. It is the same size as the original and the images are much finer than can be achieved by photocopying. the original parts lists published by MG.
Both were published in 1946, so contain all the modifications made during the manufacturing life of the cars.
They contain some 75 pages, giving part numbers and illustrations of main parts.
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SVW Register SA Instruction Manual
High quality reproductions of the original SA Instruction Manual.
Leather cloth cover, with gold embossed lettering and high quality paper throughout.
The feel and texture of this excellent manual is like opening an original from 1930’s.
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SVW VA and SA Service Parts List
VA and SA Service Parts List
These are now back in stock. They are photocopy reproductions of the original parts lists published by MG.
Both were published in 1946, so contain all the modifications made during the manufacturing life of the cars.
They contain some 75 pages, giving part numbers and illustrations of main parts.
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T Register poster
This is a poster of the backdrop we used for our stand at MG Live 2017 using a great photograph by Colin Murrell, the MGCC’s race photographer. The poster is 23in x 16in in size, printed on A2 220gsm semi gloss paper, so they will fit in either a common imperial size frame or in a metric A2 frame if you wish to mount it.
The extra cost for posting and packing in a cardboard tube will be advised on order. -
MGA Register Key Fob
Original style leather key fob
Designed to match the car’s upholstery
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SVW Publicity Bulletins
PUBLICITY BULLETINS
Before the war when SVW cars were being sold new, the MG Car Company published a collection of publicity bulletins.
These were “to enable our Distributors and Dealers to keep a permanent record of all new and publicity and advertising aids which are issued from time to time by the M.G. Publicity Department.”
The bulletins contained illustrations of a variety of advertisements, showroom signs, cinema projection slides etc. that dealers distributors could use for local publicity.
We have collected together 32 of these, the last published in June 1939, and reproduced them in an A4 booklet. They provide a unique record of practically all the advertisements published at the time for SA and VA cars. They make for fascinating reading and studying.
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MGCC SUV window sticker
Support your register; 3 stickers on one sheet
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SVW Register Coaster
A black slate coaster printed with celebrating the 70 years of SVW cars.
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MGA Register Sew on Badge
Always keep in fashion with one of these on your shirt and hat
Size 68 mm x 65 mm
