If you dont already - join a local MG club - most clubs have lending libraries
of reference books and even video tapes.
The Lindsey book is probably your best deal.
Rick
"Lundy, John D." wrote:
> I'm new to MG ownership - finally a long time dream comes true!
> I am now the proud owner of a little yellow '79 MG Midget. It seems to run
> fine, mostly,
> but of course there will always be some problems to fix, both short-term and
> longer.
>
> My initial investment included $1000 for the car (hey, it RUNS fine), and
> about $325 for
> a new top (already almost installed). I have purchased as supporting
> documentation:
>
> Haynes Repair Manual (already here)
> Owner's Manual Reprint (coming)
> Factory Workshop Manual Reprint (coming $45 - ouch)
> Lucas Fault Diagnosis Manual (coming)
>
> all from Moss Motors
>
> BUT
>
> after an exhaustive (and exhausting) local and regional search,
> I have not been able to find any more documentation.
>
> My Question - Any (been there done that) recommendations on the following??
>
> Guide to Purchase & DIY Restoration (Lindsay Porter) - $36 (ouch)
> Step By Step Guide to MG Midget Service - $37 (ouch)
> MGB & Midget Restoration (Jim Tyler) - $44 (extra ouch)
>
> I do not want to waste money buying all 3 unless there is a good reason...
> I also do not want to spend money on the wrong thing...
>
> If I could browse these 3, I would know right away which to buy, BUT
> they do not exist locally - only in the MM Catalog.
>
> Any clues for a beginner? Thanks much, JL
>
> > ********************************
> > John Lundy
> > Senior Astrodynamics Engineer
> > Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC)
> > PHONE: (719) 637-8740 x248 FAX: (719) 573-7936
> > EMAIL: john.d.lundy@cpmx.saic.com
> >
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