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bryan young wrote: wrote:

They look lovely, so much better on a "silver" car

Had a chance to look around the car park Sunday to get some ideas. I was thinking of the chrome version but decided on these. It's so good to see other cars and different ideas. We all have our own preferences, that's what is so interesting about MG ownership.

I didnt read the Meet up times & location till Monday either (some even found two MG Owners Club stands!!) i did manage to meet Jon Norris (Rough Luck) instantly recognised his MGF in the parking shed. Surprised that you had problems with the stainless pipes, Brown & Gammons still had them at 4.30. It was a great day, far better than last year and loads more people there. A guy i know who had a spares stall in Hall 2 said to me that he had made enough on the day to buy another TF, he already has about 15 MGAs, a MGB GT, Frog Eye Sprite, 1995 pre-production MGF and a 2005 MG TF . Thank you for the feedback.

rough luck wrote: wrote:

I'm taking a couple of polished alloy gear rings if anyone is interested .....shameless selling

It was a pleasure to meet you on Sunday and is nice to be able to put a face to a name, mind you, i had already seen your photo in the NO article in MG Enthusiast. I sent Simon Goldsworthy in your direction when he went off to find "Car of the Show" i thought the Alloygators looked superb on your wheels and have posted the photo i took so others can see how good they look. did you enjoy your day??

I did enjoy it in the end after finding a few more people, unfortunately the car is at that stage where there isn't alot ....ok there wasn't a thing I could buy that wasn't already done

I do love the MGA's though

thanks for the reply DAVID got the message.

yes I saw the pipes at Brown&Gammons ,but the MGF Centre were £9 pounds cheaper (see I am mean) RON.

mgf04ron wrote: wrote:

yes I saw the pipes at Brown&Gammons ,but the MGF Centre were £9 pounds cheaper (see I am mean) RON.

And the B&G price was good, MG & TR parts are currently selling them for over £70 Good luck with fitting them, ther is a "how to" on this site about fitting them.

Forgot I took these, only a couple of pics but the white MG was stunning

That's the original type of MG TF isn't it?

david aiketgate wrote: wrote:

That's the original type of MG TF isn't it?

Got it in one!! when cars were cars! ~ the red one dosent look bad either

Thanks for your advice I checked it out ,but I doubt I shall be fitting them myself ,to old to work under cars any more. (done my share tong ago) cheers RON.

mgf04ron wrote: wrote:

Thanks for your advice I checked it out ,but I doubt I shall be fitting them myself ,to old to work under cars any more. (done my share tong ago) cheers RON.

You are never too old, but i dont blame you. I was talking to Madeleine Lillywhite on Sunday at the show, her MGF is the one featured in MG Enthusiast quite often, and David (other half) refused to replace her pipes because it is a messy job. that was before his Racing MGB fell off the four post lift!!!