Re: mods

[Mike Duvall <duvallcom@sbcglobal.net>]

Mine is pretty much as original as I can get it but I did add in line 
fuses.  All the lighting comes right out of the lighting switch so an 
inline fuse on the bat side of that switch is a good place to start. 
One of the cheapest mods you can make.

When I was 16 and driving my MGA I was heading down a very dark highway 
on a moonless night coming home from my girlfriend's house.  There was 
a house with a light at far end of the road.  My lights suddenly 
flickered and then went out. Despite immediately slowing down, I 
couldn't see a thing. My wheels dropped off the side of the road and I 
ran down into the ditch as I hit the brakes.  Wham, I hit a culvert, 
popped up onto the driveway above the culvert with a jar strong enough 
to pop the head lights on!

Mike

50 MGTD, 59 MGA, 65 MGB
people.uis.edu/jduva1/personal/mg.html

> Since I'm going for safety and flexibility over originality my 
> negative ground TD has a Ron Francis wiring kit that gives me fuses 
> for every possible circuit.  I'm happy with it so far; still running 
> all the wiring.

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