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I too am a child of 1951, and still racing.
Chris

Weeeee so at 36 I am a baby hurrah

46 here and........had motorbikes since I was 17:biker: - so looking like a bit of a pattern.

The reason I bought one is next year the company I work for are moving 40 miles down the road and I will have to buy a diesel for the commute:grumpy:. I thought I'd buy a cheap cheap little mid-engine RWD convertible to have a laugh in for a year before succumbing to the drudgery of commuting......

.....trouble is I fell A-over-T for it and now I want to keep for the foreseeable! So now I'm going to have to have a rethink on the car situation for the future, to include the MG.

Was 43 this year... started off racing Mini's (the real ones not the BMW version!) when I was 21 and kept the bug of British fun cars ever since!

I'm 43, and got hooked on British sports cars when I was about 16, however the oldest bloke in our club is 92 and still drives his all his MG's. He has quite a few including a TD 2 x magnette's a couple of B's a twin cam A and a bevy of midgets. At the last meeting he was grilling me about what to look for in a good F/TF

Something for you to look forward too. I use my bus pass when I need to go to town for spare parts.

umm im 26! does that make me too young!

Hiya AyB, you are not the oldest!!, my mid life crisis was a 1978 Rubber Bumper MGBGT, called Yellow Peril, its Inca Yellow, i further added to my crisis by buying a 1996 one owner MGF in BRG, which has been nicknamed "the Flying Pig" because ther are many who dont beleive that the major refurbishment i decided to carry out, will ever be finished (pigs might fly!!!) I am Area Secretary of Epsom Area MG Owners Club, we have around 260 members with an average age of yours. MGs are addictive and a wonderful Marque, so you are welcome in any group. My birthday was on D Day in 1944, so yer not the oldest. Kind regards Bryan