David Breneman wrote:
> Max Heim SEZ -
>
>>On the other hand, an MGB-V8 (in the USA) is a homebuilt curiosity, while an
>>MGC is the rarest MG since the TwinCam. So I can understand where Albert is
>>coming from, looking at it as a collector, at least. Not having driven
>>either variant, I can't really comment on that aspect.
>
>
> I agree on the V8 issue. A home made V8 is little more than somebody's
> kludgey hotrod kit car. BTW, what's the proportion of MGC roadsters
> to GTs? I think I've only ever seen one MGC roadster in my life. I
> just can't imagine a GT being as fun to drive.
As rare as these cars are, I was quite surprised to see an MGC bonnet
lying on an MGB at the salvage yard here in town. It's still there.
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