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MG Classic or Modern Poster
Classic or Modern MGs poster, especially designed by Lorna Syson for the MG Car Club, it will fit frame size 50x70cm.
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MG Metro Print
MG Metro 10th Anniversary Print, signed by Gary Waite.
Dimensions: 18″ x 11″ (46cm x 28cm)
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Spark MG Lola LM 2004 #27
Scale: 1:43
Make: Spark
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MG Kids T-Shirt
100% cotton Kids MG t-shirt, size 7-8 years
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MGF and TF Visor extension
Other colours available on request, please call Ineke 01235 849737 or email ineke@mgcc.co.uk
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MG Sweater
An Indigo colour MG Sweater with a round neck, soft brushed inner fabric, with MG logo in silver
70% cotton / 30% polyester
Size Medium has the MG Car Club logo with Silver embroidery
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MG Ladies Polo Shirt
Modern multicolor blue Polo with worked contrast details. This polo is made in 100% ring spun cotton with 3 buttons, woven fabrics at collar stand and placket piping. The polo also features slits on side, half-moon and reinforced neck tape. The garment is pre-shrunk and enzyme treated. Embroidered with the MG Logo.
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MG Midgets in detail 1929-1955
When the first MG Midget appeared at the 1928 London Motor Show few would have thought that it would be the car to save the recently established marque from closure, a fate that affected many others during the depression that followed the 1929 Wall Street Crash. Sales previously had been of relatively expensive cars to the wealthy and the other new MG on display, the 18/80 was even more costly. Right from the start, sales of the M-type Midget looked promising and soon eclipsed those of the larger MGs. These and those that followed dominated the sports car market in the 1930s and post-war, when a large proportion of the output from the Abingdon MG factory was exported.
This book gives details of each model, with a technical description, competition history and special bodied versions listed, all backed up by photographs, both period and more recent. -
Maggie, A lifelong MG Love Affair
An old MG Magnette, she was not much to look at and desperately in need of some love and attention. But to young Tom, sitting in the driver’s seat, smelling the brittle leather and gripping the huge steering wheel, what was sitting in his parents’ garage was more than just his dad’s old car.
He had never seen Maggie move or heard the engine roar into life, but the fact his dad, Will, wouldn’t let go added to the magic and mystique. Aged 14, Tom embarked on bringing the characterful car back to life with Will, but life threw diversions in front of Maggie’s journey back to the road. Tom’s new priorities – including Bon Jovi – ensured the car stayed put and Will’s dream on hold.
Told through the view from the passenger and driver’s seats of the cars throughout Tom’s life, this love affair with the road – and Maggie – has not always been smooth, as each small victory uncovered another seemingly insurmountable problem.
But with understanding, supportive and capable people around them, from family, mechanics and friends willing to push an old car up a hill, will the pieces of Tom and Maggie’s journeys gradually come together in a tribute Will would have been proud of?
For Tom, it was never about what the car was, or might be, worth but preserving something central to his family’s history, and a 36-year perseverance to finally see the job through.
This is a story of restoration in its widest sense. Not just of a classic car but a son paying homage to his father; it’s about relationships, dealing with grief and finding perspective and true value.
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Works Minis in international rallies and races
A rare copy of The Illustrated History of the Works Minis in International Rallies and Races by Peter Browning pub 2005.
Book is 248pp
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MG The Complete Story
This bookazine is aimed at owners and enthusiasts of MGs. MG remains one of the UK’s most highly regarded marques, with membership of Clubs in excess of 50,000 people. And as 2009 is the 85th anniversary of MG, this bookazine covers the complete history of MG, from Old Number One to the launch of the brand-new TF in 2009.
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MG Sports Cars by Autocar
MG Sports Cars Book Autocar Road Test Archives Six MK I M Type to MGB GT and all in between!
Published 1979
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MG 1965-1980 Photo Archive
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
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MGB The Complete Story
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.
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MG TC 1945-1949
Compiled by R.M. Clarke – Distributed by Brooklands Excellent condition, 2nd hand book, soft cover
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Service Station Manual
Cotton hardback, average condition, published by Penton Publishing Co. Ltd, 5th Edition
First published in 1928
This book is divided into 3 parts; the first gives general principles of design and organisation; the second part covers legislation, management, accounting and costing; the third part contains information on service plant and equipment
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The Big Race
2nd hand, soft cover, excellent condition, signed by author
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MGCC SUV window sticker
Support your register; 3 stickers on one sheet
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Toby Toad Dog on the road
33 Pages of a lovely paperback book for children Toby, Toad, ‘n’ Dog on the Road has been made especially appealing for young children by using, full-colour, double-page illustrations, by R M Price-Mohr, that depict the countryside and local Worcestershire wildlife.
Take a journey with Toby, a car who loves to speed and share his cake with friends he meets along the way, Dog who likes to read maps, and a family of toads. They even journey through the night and see the sun rise in the morning. Dog has brought a map with him so they shouldn’t get lost… Discover what happens when Toby drives too fast, Dog misreads his map, and Toad almost gets squished! Find out how Toad’s family come to the rescue and Toby learns his lesson – not to drive too fast.
Author Sean Hinton
