MG TC 1945-1949

In the wake of the demise of the MG Midget and MGB, there seemed little prospect for the MG badge beyond being used as a kind of ‘GTi’ badge for various Austins and Rovers. However, thanks to the determination of a few people – and an enduring affection in public hearts – the tale has had a happier ending. This is the story of that journey – from desolation to rebirth, just like the phoenix from which the project that created the MGF took its name.

2nd hand soft cover, 126 pages, good condition

MG 1965-1980 Photo Archive

Published by Iconografix in 1996.  The aim of this series of books is to preserve history through the publication of notable photographic archives 

128 pages

26cm x 21.5cm

It is a collection of photographs, with captions, featuring the following MG models – Midget, MGB, MGC, Sedans and Prototypes

2nd Hand book, hardback, good condition, first edition 1946

This first edition, while giving a broad picture of the Industry’s development will, it is felt, provide the basis for the future literature concerning and Industry which is destined to take an increasingly important part in the Nation’s trade at home and overseas.

2nd hand hard cover, GOOD condition, published 1990

The MGB was the most successful British sports car of all time, selling more than half a million examples over a production life of eighteen years. It has always represented fun driving at realistic prices, and remains well within reach of the average motorist today. The complete story of the B is set firmly in the context of the MG company’s eventful history, and there are new insights into the personalities and politics behind the development of Britain’s most popular sports car. Contains numerous specially-commissioned photographs, technical analyses, driving impressions and practical information on buying and owning a MGB.