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spikemichael Platinum Member Michael Caputo
Canton, IL, USA   USA
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1973 MG MGB "Freebie"
1973 MG MGB
1974 MG MGB "Spike"
1976 MG MGB "Cecil"    & more
Marco's recent photos of his GT in his living room has persuaded me to ask if anyone has other photos of MGs or obviously identifiable as MGB parts in odd places?

I would love to see some sent in for the calendar...

or low res here!

Here is my entry:



Michael J. Caputo
'79, '77, '76, '74.5 (rubber dual SU), and '73 owner. Extensive experience in 12v Audio System design and installation. Vendor of Regalia and Promotional Products since 1993. Supplier of Accessories to MOSS. Forum Member since 2009; with a warped sense of humor since birth. Publisher of the annual MGB & GT Calendar, mailed worldwide.



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Please send photos for next year's calendar to photos25@mgbcalendar.com. If you need help with your Weber downdraft carburetor, feel free to call me at 978-249-5760, USA, Central Time!

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spikemichael Platinum Member Michael Caputo
Canton, IL, USA   USA
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1973 MG MGB "Freebie"
1973 MG MGB
1974 MG MGB "Spike"
1976 MG MGB "Cecil"    & more
i only WISH i knew where I got this photo, someone sent it but I have no idea who.



Michael J. Caputo
'79, '77, '76, '74.5 (rubber dual SU), and '73 owner. Extensive experience in 12v Audio System design and installation. Vendor of Regalia and Promotional Products since 1993. Supplier of Accessories to MOSS. Forum Member since 2009; with a warped sense of humor since birth. Publisher of the annual MGB & GT Calendar, mailed worldwide.


Member Services:
Please send photos for next year's calendar to photos25@mgbcalendar.com. If you need help with your Weber downdraft carburetor, feel free to call me at 978-249-5760, USA, Central Time!

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lewisrn Gold Member Bob L
Danville, IN, USA   USA
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1980 MG MGB "The "B"
After a tornado in Henryville, IN.



“Ideological certainty easily degenerates into an insistence upon ignorance". Daniel Patrick Moynihan

In any debate, the side which strays from civil discussion is usually the side that lacks confidence in its debate position or in the merit of their arguments. Making personal attacks on the opponents instead of staying on the subject is also a sign of weakness.

Anyone who feels compelled to respond in kind to any perceived slight is often suffering from narcissism.


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Amity, OR, USA   USA
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1964 MG MGB
1968 MG MGB GT
Our daughter and her husband bought a huge house with double front door and a hallway large enough to drive an MGB in. I threatened to do it, but probably never will. If I do, will take photo!



Friends talking around a fire is the history of mankind.

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oldredsel Silver Member Rick Crosby
South Dartmouth, MA, USA   USA
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1959 Edsel Villager "OLD Red EDSEL"
1969 MG MGB GT "Barn-ey Rubble"
1969 MG MGB GT "Emma"
1974 MG MGB V8 Conversion "The Hot Rod"    & more
Here's the Google Street View shot of the one Bernie (BH Davis) saw a few weeks ago near Willow Creek CA.

Cheers,

Rick


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Gerry Gerry Masterman
Prairieville, LA, USA   USA
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JDW used to post a pic of a MGB with a tree grown up through the engine bay. Not a small tree, either!

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ozieagle Gold Member Herb Adler
Geelong Victoria, Australia   AUS
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1958 Wolseley 1500 "Wooly"
1966 MG MGB "Bl**dy B"
1995 Toyota Highlander "Hi Ace Van"
2022 MG ZS
In reply to # 2749265 by Gerry JDW used to post a pic of a MGB with a tree grown up through the engine bay. Not a small tree, either!

Early attempt at methanol power?

Herb

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Ahmed Ahmed A
Calgary, AB, Canada   CAN
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1958 MG MGA
1972 MG MGB
1979 MG MGB
Here's the long lost Double-Decker model:





I've also seen a photo of an MG Midget on a high pole (skewer style) in front of an auto junkyard in Montreal (or maybe Quebec). But can't find that pic anywhere.





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My 1958 MGA is not a car, it's a CAREER..!! ... angry smiley angry smiley

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phatt Paul Hatter
central california, USA   USA
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Ahmed, That MGB looks to have the elusive hood finisher on it! Paul

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