These pages contain links to MGTD/TF related clubs and organizations, parts
suppliers, models, literature, other MGTD/TF related sites, and sites that are in
the spirit of the MG. Appearance of a link on these pages in no way should be
considered an endorsement by this website or its author. The
following are some of the links that I find useful as an MGTD owner.
Clubs and organizations provide an excellent means to obtain information
about your MGTD. There are many forms of clubs with as basic interests as
British sports cars to dedicated MG T-Series organizations. Clubs are found all
over the world, wherever there is an interest in preserving and enjoying the
MGTD. If you cannot find a club that is local to you, I would suggest you try
one of these organizations. They could most likely direct you to a club in your
area or put you in contact with other enthusiasts in your geography.
Even if you cannot find a local club to join, you will find an immense
amount of information and assistance by 'virtually' joining a club over the
net. You might want to think about joining those clubs that provided a great
deal of content on the Internet to insure that they provide this service in the
future.
This section lists MGTD related gatherings that I am aware of in the
coming months. These may be MG generic but more likely T-Type related.
GoF stands for Gathering of the Faithful. An event held by MG
enthusiasts. These events are generally limited to pre 1956 models. First
started in 1965 by Dick Knudson, GoF's are now put on on both coasts of America
each year as well as other locations worldwide. In the East Coast there are two
major GoF's yearly while in the West Coast there is one. There are also many
'Mini GoF's' put on by individual clubs during the year.
Some claim that there are more parts available for the MGTD today than
there were shortly after production ceased in 1953. Clearly there is a vast
array of options to choose from when buying your replacement parts. Try to pay
particular attention to the quality and originality of the parts you purchase.
When a part does not conform to its original appearance, let the supplier know
that you only want parts that were original to the MGTD. It is responses like
this that will insure that the MGTD is preserved in its original glory.
- eBay Parts Finder; filter by TD/TF in the UK and US
- Moss Motors; parts
- Abingdon Spares;
parts
- The In-Point;
reproduction tools, wiring harnesses
- Rhode Island Wiring
Services; wiring harnesses
- Bygone Spares and Restoration; regular and special parts such as wiring harnesses, piping and carpets
- Dayton Wire Wheels;
wire wheels
- MG TD parts;
LBCarCo
- showcars-bodyparts.com;
sometimes MGTD body parts
- British Auto Center,
LTD.; used MGTD parts
- Tops On-line;
Convertible Tops for MG -TC, -TD, -TF from Robbins Auto Tops
- World Wide Auto
Parts of Madison; NOS parts and rebuilt shocks
- Jim Threadgill; Radiator
builders plate etching
- Little British Car Company; MG TD-TF parts
- Heritage Upholstery & Trim; T Series upholstery and top kits
- FROM THE FRAME UP; Specializing in MG hard to find parts
- Anglo Parts; worldwide parts supplier for british cars
- MG Car Company of New Zealand; distributing new and second hand spare parts through out Australasia
- Surplus Supplies; Large collection of BSW and BSF fasteners in stainless, zinc plated steel and brass
- Bristish Car Keys; supplier of keys for MGTD/TF
- Original Windscreen Etchings, from Lew Palmer
- Clarke Spares & Restorations; hard to find clips, brackets, washers and other small parts
- Classic Reproductions; an extensive range of reproduction stickers, chassis plates, badges, key fobs, lapel pins and license holders, mainly for popular British classic cars from the 1950s,60s, 70s and 80s.
- TEX Automotive; Lucas style fender mirrors
- Compound Curvatures; new MGTD Radiator Shells
- Abingdon Performance Ltd; Roller Lifter Camshaft kit
- B.S.F. BOLTS; Various British bolts for vintage cars
- Spalding Fasteners; British fastener company.
- Liverpool MotorWorks; Tools and tool rolls for TD/TF
- The Vintage Tool Company; Vintage MG tools
Companies that service MGTD/TF's.
- British Auto Electric;
rebuilt generators, starters, fuels pumps
- British Sportscar Center;
restoration and repair
- Apple Hydraulics,
Inc.; shock rebuilding services
- Brooklands British Car;
service, parts, body shop in Washington State
- British Sports Car Centre AB;
service and parts in Sweden
- Just Brits; Parts, Service & Restoration for Older British Cars
- Vintage Restorations; instrument rebuilding
- Speedograph Richfield Ltd; Gauge repair and speedo/tach cables
- West Valley Instruments; Instrument repair
- Tandy Instruments; Instrument repair in AU
- Nisonger Instruments; SMITHS & BRITISH JAEGER INSTRUMENT/GAUGE REPAIR & REBUILDING
- The Hammer Works; Clive Ross sheetmetal work
- Vintage Restorations Ltd; Specializing in British and other European Auto Service, Repair and Restoration
- Star Auto Electric; dedicated to servicing the British automobile owner with quality remanufactured Lucas generators, alternators and starter
- Maxwell Enamels; does an excellent job of restoring enamel badges and emblems
- Kimble-Rutter; New wheels. Maybe rebuild original steering wheels?
- Butch Taras; fine hand made parts for T series
- The Whitworth Shop; Dashboards and components
- Judson Supercharger Guru; Judson Supercharger rebuilding and repair
- Tom Wilson of Kimber Creek LTD, Zionsville, Indiana; MGT custom interiors
- DELUXE SPEEDOMETER AND CABLE SERVICE, INC.; offers premium automotive SPEEDOMETER and CABLE service and repair in Denver, Colorado.
- Battery Central Mall; MG Antique Auto Battery (1945-1961) Lucas G27L
- Performance Ignition; AU distributor restoration
- MG Ash Frames; Anything wood for classic MGs
A list of suppliers of MGTD/TF models.
Sources of literature for the MGTD/TF.
Original artwork featuring the MGTD/TF.
An eclectic collection of things MGTD/TF that don't fit anywhere else.
Videos
Various videos with MGTD/TF related content. In many cases you will want to have your audio on mute. Be prepared for lots of non original images but seeing cars up close and moving is fun too.
Museums known to contain at least one MGTD or MGTF in their collection.
Here are sites dedicated to the MGTF.
Not directly related to the MGTD/TF, but in the spirit non the less.
Vintage Racing Sites