MG Sports Cars

engine swaps and other performance upgrades, plus "factory" and Costello V8s

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flitner
John Fenner
Miami Fl
(168 posts)

Registered:
03/11/2010 10:58AM

Main British Car:
1972 MGB 350 CHEVY

Finally took the B to its first show.
Posted by: flitner
Date: September 02, 2012 12:32PM

Had a great time and alot of attention was drawn to the car, as soon as it got parked there was many questions asked about it before I could even crack open a beer. I was approached by Mr. Rick Zink of British Car Club of Miami and he went over the car with great detail, the V8 Healy next to it is a glass race car body and tubular chassis with a small block Ford mated to a C4, The Blue T-bucket is a good friends that started his build about a year after I started mine.
first show.jpg
first show1.jpg


rficalora
Rob Ficalora
Willis, TX
(2764 posts)

Registered:
10/24/2007 02:46PM

Main British Car:
'76 MGB w/CB front, Sebring rear, early metal dash Ford 302

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Re: Finally took the B to its first show.
Posted by: rficalora
Date: September 02, 2012 05:09PM

Congrats John! I bet you had a blast.


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Curtis Jacobson
Portland Oregon
(4577 posts)

Registered:
10/12/2007 02:16AM

Main British Car:
71 MGBGT, Buick 215

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Re: Finally took the B to its first show.
Posted by: Moderator
Date: September 02, 2012 05:25PM

Looks fantastic!


triumphtr2
tim body
St thomas ont Canada
(87 posts)

Registered:
08/18/2010 10:21PM

Main British Car:
1954 TR2 serial # TS 110 L triumph 2 litre

Re: Finally took the B to its first show.
Posted by: triumphtr2
Date: September 13, 2012 09:04PM

Hey John . Way to go. I followed your build and likedall kinds of things you did. LOts of car knowledge and the car looks great. Must be nice to not have to worryabout minus 10 celcius and heating the garage to work !. Congratulations Tim


flitner
John Fenner
Miami Fl
(168 posts)

Registered:
03/11/2010 10:58AM

Main British Car:
1972 MGB 350 CHEVY

Re: Finally took the B to its first show.
Posted by: flitner
Date: September 13, 2012 10:36PM

Thanks! I guess the trade off would be all the high humidity and having to derust everything time and time again from rain, sweat or beers.
It was a great learning curve, using so many great ideas from here to come up with a goal, and follow through. Plus learning metalshaping was a bonus as well, I'm no pro by any means but more of a Jack of all trades.
I hope to get some time to complete a few things and get the how it was done article going soon.
Thank You All for your support and inspiration!


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