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Neil M

LOCATION: UK - England - Mid

CAR: 80 MGB GT

I was relieved to find your very informative site, as I am also in the position of having a car that has stood for years (3), which now needs restoring.

Being a complete beginner in the world of motor mechanics, it is encouraging to read of other mechanically challenged people who are prepared to have a go.

I can see I shall be a regular visitor to your site, keep it up.

17/02/2002 06:20 PM

Dave French

LOCATION: Connecticut

CAR: 74.5 MGB GT

Like the site. Good info. No
hype. On MGB #6 a 74.5 dual
carb MGBGT overdrive model. Bought in
the Cal. desert. New BRG paint and
total mechanical rebuild. Never
a spec of rust. I am going for
an MGCGT so need to sell.

14/02/2002 01:56 PM

Christopher Koller

LOCATION: New Mexico

CAR: 1974.5 MGB-GT

I am beginning to restore my ''74.5 MGB-GT. Two questions for any of those out there that might be able to help: 1) Is there any hope for finding an overdrive unit for retrofit?, 2) The synchro box seems to make it difficult to downshift into 3rd from top gear. Is this normal, or does it require a rebuild? How "synchro" is it, anyway?

11/02/2002 09:02 PM

marto

LOCATION: UK - Scotland

Hi, cool site!

At the moment I am looking to get an MGB GT. Since I was a kid I wanted the Car from ferris bulars day off. I was told today that it is not in actual fact a fany million dollar car, but an MGB GT that had been modified. If anyone has any info about what kind of MGB GT to get (ie year etc) and tips for conversions that would be great.

08/02/2002 03:43 PM

Christopher

LOCATION: New Mexico

CAR: 1974 1/2 MGB-GT

Thank you. A wonderful site. I will probably be back for details. This year, I am going to fully restore the 74 GT I acquired. It might be useful to your readers to know how long this whole process took you. (I would like to know.)

05/02/2002 06:50 PM

Jeff

LOCATION: Asia and Pacific - Australia

CAR: MGB 71 Roadster

Love your site - it will be great help in the restoration of a friends car which I hope to drive & restore over the next 3-5 years.

04/02/2002 05:07 AM

Sheri McNear

LOCATION: California

CAR: nothing British yet

Great site! After a lifetime of dreaming of owning an MGB, and hours of searching online for information to help with purchase, I found your site, ordered a book from AmazonUK that you recommended, and feel that I may finally be on my way toward fulfilling my dream. Thanks!

03/02/2002 08:41 AM

Clint Wheeler

LOCATION: Arkansas

CAR: 1967 MGB Mk1 Roadster

Great Site! Just purchased my car and your tips will definitely help in the "restoration"....Can you believe that I found an intact car that runs well for only $1000?

02/02/2002 03:50 AM

Ignorant Newbie

LOCATION: Washington

CAR: 1968 MGB roadster

Cool site! Lots of good stuff here. I will be back often as I work on my car.

30/01/2002 12:34 AM

Rich

LOCATION: UK - England - Southwest

CAR: 77 MGB GT

Just finished my 77 GT & took it to france for christmas, unfortunatly its for sale if you are interested email me..

29/01/2002 08:41 PM