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Welcome to The-T-Bar.com, Founded in 2009 and home to the biggest MGF & MG TF related forum on the web.
If you have a question regarding a MGF or MG TF the answer is here or if you just want to chat about anything related this is the place, you're sure to find like-minded, friendly enthusiasts.
If you have a question regarding a MGF or MG TF the answer is here or if you just want to chat about anything related this is the place, you're sure to find like-minded, friendly enthusiasts.
MGF 1995–2002
MGF TF 2002–2005
MG Motor 2007–2011
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sworkscooper created a new forum post in MGF/TF PitstopToday is Yorkshire day and to celebrate, my wife and I plus our Mini spent the afternoon at Upper Poppleton just outside York at a private event in aid of The Young Minds charity organised by The Retro torque car club and held in the paddock of one of the members. The weather held off so 30 + cars were able to be on display. My personal favourites were the gorgeous E types but I think if pushed to be practical I would chose the MGB Roadster in Yellow or the cute Frogeyed sprites.
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Sounds like a load of bollocks to me! The spare isn't all that heavy
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Diagnostic tool for Rover, MG and Landrover cars
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