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Member Page: Clay Swenor

MGBGUY Clay Swenor

Clay Swenor

Member ID: MGBGUY
Member Status: Free Member
Westminster, MA, USA   usa
Member Since: 2005-05-22
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Last Login: 2013-05-23 16:53:54
Forum Activity: 2013-05-23 17:19:23
Forum Posts: 219

I've owned 3 gt's,starting back in the mid 70's. A 70, 71 and the current 73 that I've had since '91. Also owned a Austin Marina GT and a 67 Sunbeam Alpine over the years. I used to work in engineering for a high-tech firm, but got smart and am now a full time firefighter and loving it. My interests include motorcycling (12 bikes over 40 yrs), woodworking and restoring antique fire engines. ie: a 1849 Hunneman hand tub, 1929 Seagrave and a 1920 White.

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Clay Swenor 1973 MG MGB GT Dark Blue

1973 MG MGB GT
"Depends On How It's Running"
GHD5UD318998G


1 Vehicles -- Total mileage: 126,000 mi (202,777 km) -- Average age: 1973

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Body Work Done And A Fresh Coat Of Paint

Posted on: Friday May 10, 2013

73gt in new paint

The past 22yrs had taken their toll on the body and paint. Last summer, i decided it was time. New sills and lower fenders on both sides and new hood and valance were done. Considering it was my first attemp at welding and bodywork, i was very pleased with the results. Many, many hours hammering, sanding, priming, resanding etc etc. The paint is Toyota metalic magnetic grey bc/cc. I wanted something different from the blue applied by the po and thought it would look good with the wheels and bla...

Glutton For Punishment!

Posted on: Monday October 1, 2007

1923 White

Here's the latest endevor... It's a 1923 White fire truck. After finishing the 1849 hand tub, I figured it was time to restore a modern truck ;-) It makes the B look like something out of Buck Rogers! Although it doesn't look like much, it actually runs quite well!

Some Of My Other Projects...

Posted on: Saturday June 23, 2007

Always Ready jpg

This is a picture of an 1849 Hunneman Hand Tub I restored in 2006. It was purchased new by my fire department and it is currently owned by the Westminster firefighter's association. It took me approx 1500 hours to complete.



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