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Tuesday, 29 April 2014

MG Car Club Victoria Concours 2014.

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The following photos provided by Tony B following his recent visit to the MG Car Club of Victoria Annual Concours (MGCC VIC)

1934 MG NA Magnette Roadster (Chassis No. NA0303)
Supercharged 1271cc OHC.  (176 two seat roadster built)
Winner of the Pre-War MG Section and Winner Pre MGA.
Restoration completed the day before the concours.

 


 

 






1933 MG L1 Magna Four Seat Tourer (Chassis No. L0532)
1086cc OHC.  (258 four seat tourers built)













"Major Bloodnok"
1930 MG M Type (Chassis No. M0872)
847cc OHC.  (2602 two seat roadsters built)








MG J2 Roadster (Chassis No.  J3003)  


MG F1  (Rebuilt to F2 specs) (Chassis No.  F0546)
MG PA Roadster (Chassis No.  PA0487) 4cyl OHC 847cc

MG TB Roadster (Chassis No.  TB0508)




MG K1 Four Seat Tourer (Chassis No. K0411). 6 cyl.  OHC 1271cc


MG NA with Chas Aspinall bodywork  (Chassis No. NA0281)
MG J2 Roadster (Chassis No.  J2186)  4 cyl OHC 847cc

1938 MG VA 4 seat Tourer (Chassis No. VA1631)


"Other Marques"

















Saturday, 26 October 2013

MG Prewar Bathurst - Day 2

PA1209, C0261 & NA0860.
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With the weekend expectations set by a superb Saturday, Tim S and Rob D did not disappoint with a run through the New South Wales countryside on Sunday.

Our first stop was the historical town of MILLTHORPE VILLAGE for morning tea at The Old Mill Cafe which did not disappoint.  


On the road, brakes on



 My navigator chose the scenic route for our next stop at CARCOAR, which must have been a bit bumpy and dusty for him as he bailed after our lunch at the historic School of Arts building provide by the parents of the local school.  

New victims joined me for the run back to Bathurst.  Another couple of runs around the Mt Panorama track under trying conditions as police were out in force making sure the speed of 60kph was adhered to.


MG PA Midget - the Traveller (PA0437)



Tony B had driven from Cairns in what must be the most travelled MMM MG in the world.  Big call you say - How about 30,000kms around four Australian states in two years. (around 18,000 miles for those in the dark ages)




MG J3 Midget (J3762)


1934 MG NE Racer
The only TA Airline Coupe


NA roadster heads the line
1931 Montlhery Midget (C0261)
1926 14/28 Replica 



MG M Midget (M0872) "Major Bloodnok"


Supercharged F1 Special (F1254)
F1254 Dash


1932 MG F1  (Chassis No F0581)

1934 MG PA (Chassis PA0484)







1939 MG TA Special (Chassis No TA3241) - Holden 6 cyl engine
Here lurks a supercharger
Goes like stink!





MGs - NA, NB Special, Montlhery Midget, J3


What a line up to finish the meet