Subject	Maybe the ones sold in England were better? >>
Posted by	my91z on June 23, 2005 at 5:35 PM
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In Reply To	I probably need to change my attitude about MG's. They posted by Zirvana on June 23, 2005 at 05:16 PM
Message	My dad drove a 1971 MGB-GT for 17 years when we lived in England. Was the most reliable car he had ever owned, never had any problems, even on cold English winter days. Of course I get my car tinkering from him, so it was always meticulously maintained and tuned, so that played a part I'm sure. I did my first oil change on that car :-) Mike ------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	Lifts; for storing one car under another and maintainance > - my91z 16:41:53 06/23/05 hint - hey GotBo0st 16:45:57 06/23/05 Thanks. (n/m) - my91z 16:47:30 06/23/05 Lifts unlimited is the company mine is from - shawn300zTT GT28R soon 16:57:34 06/23/05 If you are talking MGA as in MGB's little sister...you might - Zirvana 16:57:55 06/23/05 Yes, that's the one. Looks like a little Austin Healey 3000> - my91z 17:08:24 06/23/05 I probably need to change my attitude about MG's. They - Zirvana 17:16:16 06/23/05 Maybe the ones sold in England were better? >> - my91z 17:35:30 06/23/05 still a photo with this link, called Double Park, I think - robo (sebring1970) 20:30:18 06/23/05 May wanna reconsider that - somewhat humorous story --> - spicyZ 21:47:14 06/23/05 LOL! When I think of MG I think of some people who I know; - Zirvana 10:29:06 06/24/05
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