This is an MG

[ady]

Out and about, and found my self behind this little Beauty, yes it’s not an EV, but it is an MG.

 

[Archev]

They are very pretty little automobile aren’t they

 

[Lovemyev]

Out and about, and found my self behind this little Beauty, yes it’s not an EV, but it is an MG.

Back in the day, I remember doing a body shell change on a MGB V8 after an accident.
Now that was a fast car back then !.

 

[Kithmo]

Back in the day, I remember doing a body shell change on a MGB V8 after an accident.
Now that was a fast car back then !.

The MGB Widow maker.

 

[Tim Green]

I sold my Old English White MGC GT a few weeks ago.
Very pretty car and good fun to drive.
Both this car and the MGB GT V8 had similar power although the V8 had better torque.
The V8 was much better balanced due to weight of the straight 6 although the MGC has better front suspension but strong biceps required.

 

[bwanamdevu]

Way back in 1972, I had an MG Midget. Absolutely loved it and wish I hadn’t blown the engine up one day on the A46 going to Leicester! Never worked properly after that, selling it cheap and buying a NSU1200C. Loved that as well. Haven’t seen one of those in years.

 

[Tim Green]

From 1968 till 1976 I had a Mk 2 Midget. What a great little car! I would have one today except the cabin is a bit tight at my age! But I do haveca 1950 TD.

 

[Maylandmale]

Way back in 1972, I had an MG Midget. Absolutely loved it and wish I hadn’t blown the engine up one day on the A46 going to Leicester! Never worked properly after that, selling it cheap and buying a NSU1200C. Loved that as well. Haven’t seen one of those in years.

That brings back memories, I had one of those NSUs, can't remember what CC though, I can remember it was left hand drive. Also had a Renault Caravelle, little sports car, rolled that into ditch.

 

[Paulj]

If I remember correctly, the 1800cc 'B' had a 0 - 60 of around 12.5 seconds didn't it? We considered that fast back in the '60's and '70's!

Mine had chrome wire wheels. One sunny Saturday morning I decided to do a proper job on them with the widely advertised Solvol Autosolve, it took an hour to do each wheel off the car, and looked fabulous, sparkling in the sun afterwards. My wife, thinking I wanted a little drive asked me to go to the shops for some food, which I readily agreed to. On returning the wheels were covered in a fine film of dust and had lost all their sparkle and looked no better than before I started. I've always avoided wire wheels after that, even on my current toy, a Morgan.

 

[Gomev]

That brings back memories, I had one of those NSUs, can't remember what CC though, I can remember it was left hand drive. Also had a Renault Caravelle, little sports car, rolled that into ditch.

The NSU RO80 with the Wankel rotary engine ?

 

[bwanamdevu]

The NSU1200C was a completely different car to the NSU Ro-Wankel.
Have a look at this blurry photo from another site…..

 

[Maylandmale]

Yep thats the one I had, except mine was Red and cream. This is the wifes toy now

Also this is what my Caravelle looked like, minus the white circle and numbers.

I loved that car, it was mint green when I bought it but after rolling it, I changed the colour to red with the white roof.