Ralph E. Droms scribed:
Subject: Re: Re:
> Date: Mon, 12 Oct 92 10:28:19 EST
> From: Kendall Robinson <kendallr@smtplink.chey.com>
>
> Interesting cars inside include a very early MG Midget
> (canvas bodied-boat tailed) and a historically significant
> MGB Limited Edition
>
> I think the significance to the two MGs is that they are the first and
> last MGs ever produced...
Nah. The Midget is a '29, I think I've seen a picture of it. While
the M Types were the first small, and first truely successful MG's,
there were several series preceeding them, starting in '23.
(MKII, III, IV, 14/28, 14/40, 18/80, etc.)
Does anyone know if there's still a "C Type" Midget in the Ford Dearborn
museum?
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