Randy Rees (Volt Computer) wrote:
>
> If you have the room go for them both.. if their nearly complete their worth
> that much in parts. Both should be about the same vintage for it to be worth
> while. I got one of mine (a 67 GT) for a harddrive upgrade (my cost about
> 25$ and two hours labor), its my daily driver, the other is a very good
> parts car for $150 and another almost all original running but needs work 68
> BGT for $350. Make them an offer!
>
> Thanks
>
> Randy Rees
> Windows NT Test Team
>
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>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: William T. Killeffer [SMTP:wkilleff@moccasun.utc.edu]
> > Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 1997 7:06 PM
> > To: mgs@autox.team.net
> > Subject: A lot of stuff
> >
> > Hello everyone!
> > Start out with a question or two: Did any of you pay less than $1000
> > American for you MGB? How about $500? What did you get for that money?
> > There are two advertised here for $500 apiece, and I'm curious about it.
> > Someone stop me before MOWOG strikes!
> > People have been talking about British music; can someone tell me
> > more about '60s British rock other than obvious choices(Beatles,
> > Herman's Hermits, Kinks, Dave Clark 5)? Someone mentioned Ian Drury and
> > The Blockheads. I know there were probably just as many unsung bands
> > over there as there are over here. I want to listen to some when I
> > finally drive my MG (obligatory MG content).
> > As far as my last political rant goes, I'm quite sorry, especially
> > since it seemed to get out of control and ran some people off. My use of
> > pejorative terms was uncalled for and I apologize to anyone I offended,
> > even those with whom I vehemently disagree. If anyone wishes to discuss
> > political matters with me, I would like to in private email. I had a
> > rotten day that day, but that's not really an excuse for that type of
> > thing. For more details, email me.
> > Anyway, I'll sign off now but will be back. Thanks to all who have
> > helped me or put up with me in the time I've been here. You've gone
> > above and beyond what you needed to; maybe I can repay you someday.
> > -Bill-
> > My MG *will* be properly tuned, use less gas, and be driven every day.
> > "Son, that's no excuse for a hit and run."
> > "I can't drive 55"
> >
Hi all
A friend of mine (Terry Allen for those who know him) picked up a 67 BGT
this summer for $200. We pulled it out of barn where it was stored with
a bad clutch about 10 yrs ago. We pulled the engine two weeks ago to
put in the new clutch and the car will be on the road this weekend!! Car
all original paint (Primrose) NO RUST, the engine has a sticker that
says the engine was rebuilt by .....Garage of .someplace,California .
So you never know what kinda treasure you will find for a small amount
of Money.
Rick
74 MGBGT (paid $1,700 last november and have been driving it daily ever
since)
61 MGA 1600 Roadster - (the famed Chrome Yellow in case you know the
car)
<http://www.geocities.com/motorcity/9945>
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