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  • Chicken lights
    Chicken lights replied to the thread Really ?.
    What is it with you and time pieces? First clocks, now watches :rolleyes:
  • slow-poke
    slow-poke reacted to trlvn's post in the thread Best trips with Like Like.
    Rhine river, Basel in May: Craig
  • slow-poke
    slow-poke reacted to pdentrem's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    There is a shop in London that takes the MG bodies on puts them on the Miata floor pan and driveline. Had an interesting chat with the...
  • YYCHM
    YYCHM reacted to Chicken lights's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    One of my friends favourite stories was a Triumph race car, that needed an engine to go racing. He took out the built small block Chevy...
  • Chicken lights
    Chicken lights replied to the thread Active project - 1972 MGB.
    One of my friends favourite stories was a Triumph race car, that needed an engine to go racing. He took out the built small block Chevy...
  • slow-poke
    slow-poke replied to the thread Active project - 1972 MGB.
    Ahh... British sports cars. I have thought about building an AC Cobra one day. So light and so pure. If I do it, I will use an aluminum...
  • slow-poke
    slow-poke reacted to YotaBota's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    There have been lots of Rover V8 conversions as well. MG actually did their own conversions for a while. The Rover V8 is the Oldsmobile...
  • slow-poke
    slow-poke reacted to DavidR8's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    It may be surprising but the V6 conversion preserves the near 50/50 weight distribution of the original engine setup and has twice the...
  • YYCHM
    YYCHM reacted to YotaBota's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    MG used the coupe as they were unsure how the roadster/convertible body would handle the extra torque.
  • YYCHM
    YYCHM reacted to 140mower's post in the thread Really ? with Like Like.
    Would that have been a watch party then? Hold the door please I am right behind you... :rolleyes:
  • YYCHM
    YYCHM reacted to DavidR8's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    If I was in the UK the options would be very different because of the small V*s they have available. Likewise manual transmissions.
  • YYCHM
    YYCHM reacted to YotaBota's post in the thread Active project - 1972 MGB with Like Like.
    There have been lots of Rover V8 conversions as well. MG actually did their own conversions for a while. The Rover V8 is the Oldsmobile...
  • 140mower
    140mower replied to the thread Really ?.
    Would that have been a watch party then? Hold the door please I am right behind you... :rolleyes:
  • 140mower
    140mower reacted to JustaDB's post in the thread Really ? with Haha Haha.
    Or masturbating. I'll find the door...
  • 140mower
    140mower reacted to Susquatch's post in the thread Really ? with Like Like.
    Yes..... My middle son is a fireman. He has described various tragedies he has had to deal with in enough detail to send a normal...
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