MG Midget Restoration Project

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Posted 13 years 5 months ago #24518
An old friend of mine has a garage and after a visit to him today look what I found in a corner of his yard






















There are also two Morris travellers







Anyone fancy a project?

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Replied by a Guest on topic Re: MGMidget Restoration Project

Posted 13 years 5 months ago #24520

PQD44 wrote: An old friend of mine has a garage and after a visit to him today look what I found in a corner of his yard






















There are also two Morris travellers







Anyone fancy a project?


I would LOVE to, but like with the F, its not ideal to do a restoration on the public road :(. must get a new house some day...wish I had a secure job
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Replied by Supercover on topic Re: MG Midget Restoration Project

Posted 13 years 5 months ago #24680
If its been left for long with the leaking hood then I would expect the floor to have rotted out, along with the usual sill, bulkhead and wheelarch issues.
Its pretty much scrap, especially as they are still pretty cheap for a good one... The engine will want sorting, all new rubber parts, new interior etc etc.

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