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Member ID: OURMG

Location: Victor, NY

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1973 MG MGB

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- Currently 3.0/5 Stars.
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Parts On eBay

1965 MG MGB
$9,500.00
Clean Convertable
$2,225.00
1973 MGB Low Reserve
$3,250.00
Beautiful 66 MGB Convertible/ 46K ORIGINAL miles
$2,025.00
1977 MGB Roadster Convertible Low Miles Classic Car
$2,700.00

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I'm going to add some pics of cars we own or owned in the past.
Here is my new daily driver- 2007 Jeep Warngler X. I bought this December 2006 after blowing the rear end in the 2001 Jeep. 3.8 V6, 6 speed stick. A great improvement over the last Jeep all around!
Here is my previous Jeep- a 2001 Jeep Wrangler. We called it "Tippy" for the "caution vehicle may roll" sticker jeep puts on the sunvisors. I love the Jeep- its a perfect all around vehicle. 4X4 for Upstate NY winter snow, or top down doors off summer cruiser! "Tippy" has a 4.0liter straight 6 w/ automatic and fuel injection. I have been loving the jeep 4X4 all winter!
My wife's truck is a 2003 Jeep Liberty 4X4. Its got the 3.7 V6 w/ 5 speed stick. Yep- we're a 2 jeep family! My wife calls this jeep "Babe" for Babe the blue ox.
My daughter has a 2007 Mini Cooper. Six speed manual with four cylinder engine 40+ MPG and scoots along quite nicely. She has always wanted a Mini and now she's got it .
My son has a '75 Dodge Swinger. He pulled the 225 slant six and put in a 318 V8 with a four barrel Edelbrock and Hedman hedders. Check out more on his car at his cardomain site "75swinger".
My son's daily driver and winter car is a 1996 Dodge Intrepid, which after fixing some initial problems is a pretty chill ride. He's got that on cardomain somewhere too "3.5 Dodge" I think.
The next page has pics of our '71 MGB, '67 Datsun 1600 roadster and other cars we have owned.

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Posted by: Zenrai

02/07/2009 01:57AM

Most people never run far enough on their first wind to find out they've got a second. Give your dreams all you've got and you'll be amazed at the energy that comes out of you. Very clean, Great effort best ride. 5*

Posted by: BOSTONMG

09/26/2007 11:56AM

Hi, this is my first time at this website. You have a very nice website about your "old girl". I also have a 1973 MG, & I am in the process of restoring it. Would you know of how I could purchase an original sales brochure for this car?

Thank you,
J.

Posted by: rubberbumper

07/30/2007 08:13PM

Hi you 2...nice "B".
Great pictures. I have a question about how you treated the underside of the bonnet (hood). What material if any, or what type of paint? (just regular black engine paint - high temp ?
I own a 75, and the hood liner is pretty tattered. I was impressed how clean your's looks. Any suggestions ?
Thanks, and safe motoring,

David