Category Archives: midgie

Gone but not forgotten

Midgie has gone to a better place. Sutton Valence to be precise, where she will live with Tony Amos and his project Midget rebuild. I trust Midgie in his hands, he is a genuine MG enthusiast, plus he wants to use her. Just before he drove away, he was showing me a nice set of… Continue Reading

Is it really another year?

Insurance renewal time for the MGB. Still appear to get a good deal on a restricted mileage classic policy through Lancaster Insurance as an MGOC Member. This also means camera time, as I need to send off 6 photos to prove her condition for the agreed valuation. Value me Insurance: £125.94Total… £2,949.59 JAG Continue Reading

Indecent Exposure

Or problems with flashing. Midgie’s indicators stopped flashing but they all happily lit up. Relay problem. Replacing the relay is easy. If replacing with the original Lucas “8FL” type then it a tool free job – head under the steering wheel, pop out the old, pop in the new. Why have two terminals… A more… Continue Reading

First outing of 2008

The sun was shining, I was in an MG mood today. So I took Midgie out for her first run of the year. Despite not being used for a while, she started straight away and ran like a dream. A nice run out to warm her through before popping into town. As she tends to… Continue Reading

Stereo Part 4

Give a man a drill and a jigsaw and everything he sees becomes a speaker cabinet. Ok, not quite, but the boot floor just looked too inviting. Holier than thou Those 6-inch speakers from Maplin had spent too long on the shelf. It was time to make some holes. There isn’t enough room in the… Continue Reading

Enjoying MG

All the work pays off and the rear seatbelt is put to good use. This week I have been taking my eldest two out on day trips, and we’ve been using Midgie. They absolutely love her, especially when other MG owners wave. And you know what, for once I relaxed about things like footprints on… Continue Reading

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