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Re: New to List - Questions about MGA

To: microdoc@apk.net, mgs@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: New to List - Questions about MGA
From: MGTD1952@cs.com
Date: Tue, 7 Aug 2001 06:17:12 EDT
In a message dated 8/6/01 7:28:01 PM Pacific Daylight Time, microdoc@apk.net 
writes:


> Is there a book that gives good instruction for a ground-up restoration on
> > a car like this?  The more detailed and step-by-step the better, as this 
> is
> > my first older car.
> 

Peter --

WOW!! GREAT CAR!!!! She ain't sougly.

Get Clausager's Original MGA for all the info you could want on the history 
of the car and some of the best photos.  Also, there is a guy in Doylestown 
PA who is an MGA specialist == Clarke Spares & Restorations.  He has 
publsihed his own restoration guide that is pretty thorough.  He's a real 
nice guy and pretty free with his time on the phone (215) 348-0595.

There are also two "fancy" MGA restoration books out there that I've seen 
onmy local bookstore shelves that look fairly comprehensive.  Malcolm Greene 
puts out one of the more complete ones.

One place to check is www.books4cars.com.  I've purchased many books from 
them, they appear to often beat the barnes&noble price, ship pretty quickly, 
and always have stock on hand (at least what I was buying).  Plug in MG in 
the search engine and see what they have.  In addition to Greene, I'm sure 
several others will pop up.

GOOD LUCK, and post pictures as you work through your restoration!



Steve in NJ

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