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1946' MG TC
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£27,000Published 16 April 2017ID: mtd74n
Expired
7 years, 1 month ago
7 years, 1 month ago
Information from the owner
Age: 71 years
Seller's comments about 1946' MG TC
One mechanically sorted, and I do mean sorted, MG TC. This car has benefited from the love and attention of it's long term previous owner, who quite literally wrote the book on SU carburetors.
Over £20,000 has been spent on the car and it is in excellent mechanical order. She has been treated to:
- Rebuilt Edney engine, 1350cc "fast road" specification.
Large valves, unleaded head, 13000 miles since rebuild
- Ford five speed gearbox (Hi-Gear engineering conversion)
- New billet stub axles (as fitted to my own racecar)
- Alfin brake drums with twin leading shoe conversion
- Stainless steel exhaust system
- Rebuilt diff, taper roller bearings, new hubs, half-shafts
- All gauges rebuilt by John Marks (Vintage Restorations)
- New wheels from MWS, Blockley tyres
The wiring is a work of art, with a clear exploded diagram available with the car and every circuit individually fused. If you're looking for a car to tour, look no further.
Cosmetically the car would benefit from work but it is by no means required. She buffs up to a lovely shine and culd be used "as is" for many years to come.
Over £20,000 has been spent on the car and it is in excellent mechanical order. She has been treated to:
- Rebuilt Edney engine, 1350cc "fast road" specification.
Large valves, unleaded head, 13000 miles since rebuild
- Ford five speed gearbox (Hi-Gear engineering conversion)
- New billet stub axles (as fitted to my own racecar)
- Alfin brake drums with twin leading shoe conversion
- Stainless steel exhaust system
- Rebuilt diff, taper roller bearings, new hubs, half-shafts
- All gauges rebuilt by John Marks (Vintage Restorations)
- New wheels from MWS, Blockley tyres
The wiring is a work of art, with a clear exploded diagram available with the car and every circuit individually fused. If you're looking for a car to tour, look no further.
Cosmetically the car would benefit from work but it is by no means required. She buffs up to a lovely shine and culd be used "as is" for many years to come.
