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chrismgtd Christopher Couper
Shingle Springs, CA, USA   USA
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1952 MG TD "IMoGene"
Working with the mg-cars.org.uk website adminstrator/owner, together we built a read only access to that sites TD/TF forum. This was the go to place for decades and I am guessing that 90% of the questions that you ask, have been answered before by the experts you seek out here and others who have passed on. This way you can get instant responses to the issues you seek out.

I made it as easy to use as I could and you do not have to have an account to search the contents. You will find the search tool at this website:

https://www.mg-cars.org.uk/mgtd/mgtd_search_forum.php



Chris
https://www.mg-cars.org.uk/mgtd/
https://www.mg-cars.org.uk/mgtf/

email: mgtd@mg-cars.org.uk


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GB3 George B
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Brilliant! Yes, the majority of questions asked on this board were answered many years ago. Many of those true experts have long passed, but their knowledge lives on! There were guys that worked on nuclear subs and were physics professors- they knew a lot. Thanks so much for making the database so accessible! George

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Mark NC Gold Member Mark Woolf
Charlotte, NC, USA   USA
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Thanks Chris,
I've lurking over there even longer than the MGE. Lots of great knowledge and experience in those archives.

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placerville, CA, USA   USA
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1950 MG TD
1967 MG MGB GT
Nice Job Chris



Bruce E. Cunha

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Steve S Avatar
Abingdon, So Cal, USA   USA
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I've been on that BBS since the 90s! Amazing archives that were always a bit finicky to search. This seems like an improvement.

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MGTF1500 Ardeche France Thierry SUCHIER
TOURNON SUR RHONE, Rhône-Alpes Auvergne, France   FRA
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Well done Christophe,
Indeed, it's very practical.
I must confess with amazement that I've just discovered that there's a forum. And it was at the very bottom of the page that I discovered its logo. I hadn't made the connection with BBS Enthusiasts. Maybe because of the green background color.

Now I understand better the reason for finding questions on both sites.
Thanks Christophe.thumbs up
Sincerely, Thierry from South of France

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David Frost Avatar
Plymouth, Devon, UK   GBR
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Thanks Chris very useful

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swmft Charles Rodriguez
Homestead, FL, USA   USA
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there was a guy there that had worked on the assembly line in the 50s to the 70s , he came to several gofs as a guest speaker , I remember him from a meet in tronto , he knew about the cars that were shipped in primer (was a gold color) things that with the right info you can find in the records but never made the books, would also be helpful to have records from inskip as they made many modifications the holley carb kit was if not their creation ,much used in mountainous areas

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