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Don't get me started. Years ago I sent one back to Moss because it was lozenged. No way the holes would line up. Then more recently I gave up recoring it yet again and bit the bullet for an aluminium one. I went through 4 suppliers and ended up having one made to order. I started by trying one of the cheap Chinese ones on eBay. It was at least 1.5 cm too thick. I don't know what car it would fit b...

Just need to have a rant after fighting against an aftermarket radiator...

The original one from 1966 finally given way; more Thomas the Tank Engine than MG Midget...beyond any more repairs I bought one.
Four holes in the Abingdon body shell. Four holes in the rad. You know where this is going.

Just more dodgy parts..

or buy a string Bikini straight from the BUGEYEGUYS in the US

https://bugeyeguyparts.com/products/bugeye-string-bikini

A simple fix.... but no clue how this would hold at motorwayspeed....

Hi Bruce & Malcolm

It's all explained here

https://www.mgcc.co.uk/mga-register/the-mga-register/

As per this page, if you experience any difficulty accessing the Register please contact me on

mgcarclub_mgaregistrar@hotmail.com

There's a link to a step-by-step guide which should make it all clear but if not please get in touch.

Don't it always seem to go
They paved paradise, put up a parking lot



Had Melanie known about data centres, the words may have been modified

Oh well

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Hi Bruce,
“Claiming” simply means database aspects; you can then access the records and update, or add photos etc.

Hi Malcolm,
The MGCC database is not the same as the one we’re talking of here. Hence you need different log in etc. The MGCC record is much more limited.

I’ll get Joe Walsh, the MGA Register Registrar try, to contact you both.

Regards
Colin

I have both 3 and 4 jaw self centering chucks for my lathe with both having good accuracy.
The 3 jaw is used for general work with round stock or when working hexagon bar whilst the 4 jaw caters for precision round bar e.g. silver steel of too large a diameter for my collets (max 20mm), but is also useful when working square bar.
Also a much larger capacity 4 jaw independent chuck that is ...

I had heard/read that somewhere, Tony - the idea that the wire strands can be pinned quite well by the grub screw. After the incident with the TD about 10 years ago, I've joined the Tinners and Loctiters. Sounds like a social club!
Do you use the voltage function on your Engine Guards? I know you're a fan. John.