MG Enthusiast ~ Letter of the month

I wrote to MG ENTHUSIAST about an article in their September issue titled "silly money" describing a downtrodden tatty 1997 MGF for £1500 which was brought back to its former glory with a little TLC. My letter pointed out that my 1996 MGF was a better car in many ways, spec, condition, mileage etc and cost less! The editor has published my comments as their Letter of the Month in the November issue, and awarded me a prize of a 1/4" Drive Sealey professional 41 piece socket set. What a result!!:yesnod:

Is you famous now then?

Ohh nice one...

Well done, Bryan!:yesnod:

I have a 1/4 drive set and it is amazingly useful around the MG. Perfect for getting those engine cover bolts under the T Bar.:lol:

Bryan Young;16523 wrote: I wrote to MG ENTHUSIAST about an article in their September issue titled "silly money" describing a downtrodden tatty 1997 MGF for £1500 which was brought back to its former glory with a little TLC. My letter pointed out that my 1996 MGF was a better car in many ways, spec, condition, mileage etc and cost less! The editor has published my comments as their Letter of the Month in the November issue, and awarded me a prize of a 1/4" Drive Sealey professional 41 piece socket set. What a result!!:yesnod:

I saw your letter - I did wonder if it was anyone of the forum:)

Sealeys not bad stuff. Have you got them oily yet?

CJJ;16527 wrote: Is you famous now then?

Yes, maybe, i could be

CJJ;16615 wrote: Sealeys not bad stuff. Have you got them oily yet?

The set looks and feely quite good, not the standard of snap on, but it was free!!! fiddled with them but not oily yet.:whistle:

I have to admit, I do like free. :yesnod:

Free is good.:yesnod:

The best invention has to be ratchet spanners though.

MGFmad;16558 wrote: I saw your letter - I did wonder if it was anyone of the forum:)

Yes, that was me, never expected to get my letter published, let alone being letter of the month and getting the socket set. Very pleased