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Useful Links
OK, maybe not this sort of link. But the sort of links that might be useful to people who are looking for help or guidance with their restoration
Internal Links
Suppliers
General References
MGB restoration Part 1: Alan WrightMGB Restoration Part 2: Alan WrightBrake Bleeding toe in/toe out Electric Fan Axle Repair TD Axle Wear
Barry Walker (UK)Brown and Gammons (UK) Bruce Smith - SportspartsMoss Motors (US)NTG (UK)Peninsula Sports Cars
MG Car Club UKMG Car Club SydneyMG Car Club CanberraMG ExperienceTotally T-Types
External links
Andy Bradley's Oil Seal Conversion HiGear Engineering - 5speed box Interchangeable Parts List Dynamo modification Lucas Points Ignition MG Engines Neil Cairns Engine Notes Service SU Carburettors Spark Plug Comparisons - NGK
Lucas Dynamo Special Tuning Guide XPAG TD bonnetTD pictures from 1950s Troubleshooting GuideXPAG Engine RebuildXPAG Front Oil SealXPAG Cooling SystemWindtone Horns
And finally,
The Psychology of People Who Restore Classic Cars
Our Legacy - the cars, and the men who drove them
Contact us if nothing here is helpful. We have a vast range of experience, and if we don't know the answer, we'll know where to get it.

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