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I was half expecting Bluestreak to do one of his artistic compilations featuring some poor old dear hanging on to a boot rack on an MGF as it hurls up the road!

Yes they can be painted, but getting a good colour match, will be difficult, you could have the metalised in a chrome finish

talkingcars wrote: Hola Julio

My wife is from Bilbao but we haven't taken our MGF because when we visit we need at least one more seat for my mother-in-law.

James

So you don't have a luggage rack on the bootlid for the old girl to ride on!

The only hardtop you should ever need:

I dunno about Perth but there are some places here in Melbourne that might have what you need:

https://www.linkautomotive.com.au/

https://www.allford.com.au/

If you have any problems with them sending to WA, I could probably organise freight cheap on your behalf.

For a 97 MGF, you need either the factory T4 unit or the Pscan, the typical OBD2 units you find on ebay etc, wont work on your car as it isn't OBD2 compliant.

Good luck finding a T4, so the Pscan is your best bet.
The Pscan is an excellent piece of kit.
A huge thank you to Philip for developing it!

Apart from a clutch (the same would apply for any car) the only real problem I've had is a fuel pump, my MGF has been very reliable.

They must've taken a leaf outta Nissan's book in the 60's, anyone remember the Nissan Cedric?



or maybe the Nissan Gloria perhaps?



Then there was the very pretty Nissan Silvia



And of course there was the Nissan Fairlady



I remember a story that they chose dignified sounding English names to hopefully give their cars upper class appeal.
And in the case of the Fairlady, the boss at Nissan was a big fan of the show "My Fair Lady"

Then there is the story about the Aussie motoring journalist at the Cedric press release, he asked one of the Japanese Nissan executives why they gave the car such a homosexual name, in reply the exec asked "do you have many homosexuals in Australia? The Journo replied "er....yes I s'pose we do" at which te exec answered "very good, we will sell many cars!"
I think the exec won that one!
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Sounds like your clutch is knackered!