I agree Don, and on a warm summers night I wouldn't drive the GT, but, on
the way to an event at 45deg in a downpour, the GT is much more enjoyable to
drive than the A, and, it is easier to carry big umbrellas and generally
more stuff. Remember, always have more than one MG.
Safety Fast!
Gordie Bird
62 MGA
?? MGBGT (coming soon)
> Hard for me to imagine any hard top is more fun than a roadster on a
> warm summer night, but I guess.
>
> Don Malling
>
>
>
> Gordie's Garage wrote:
> > Okay, my .02...I sold my 80 B LE in order to find and buy a
> BGT...or a CGT
> > if it is available and affordable.
> > Why?
> > Because I drive an MG to any MG event I attend (after the salt
> is off the
> > roads) and frequently it is in the rain. I don't stay dry in the A even
> > with the top up, and a BGT will get me there in a fun way in an MG, dry.
> >
> > Now, for track days, I always drive my Audi cuz it really does have more
> > power and more cornering capability, and is also a blast to drive.
> >
> > It's just what your intent is when you drive, and I like to
> drive fun cars
> > anywhere I drive. MG's on the road where 50 - 70 mph is a
> thrill, the Audi
> > when the ability to go faster is there.
> >
> > BTW, anyone have a solid, not perfect, BGT available in SE
> Michigan? I've
> > got my eye on a couple so far.
> >
> > Safety Fast!
> > Gordie Bird
> > 62 MGA
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