Another quiet Friday so something to look at over the weekend. Still a wee bit yet to improve it. Meantime goodnight all I'm off to bed.
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MG TA Circa 1938
Another quiet Friday so something to look at over the weekend. Still a wee bit yet to improve it. Meantime goodnight all I'm off to bed.
Last edited by parahandy; 19 October 2007 at 11:18 PM.
Norman. The Flying Scotsman
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Re: Mg Ta Circa 1938
Wow really nice picture Norman. Do you own any of these classics?
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Re: Mg Ta Circa 1938
I think I read in a recent post that Norman's garage is getting full, so he probably owns them all.Originally Posted by littlenovice33
Very nice, Norman,
a lovely shade of green, also the Cross of St Andrew is a nice touch.
Looking forward to seeing the finished article.
Saludos,
Bob.
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very nice car Norman - the various shades of green in the picture add great effect as well - balancing that of the bodywork very well
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Beautiful car, Norman. It's one of my favorites.
ron
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Thank you Ron, Steve, Bob and Littlenovice.
Littlenovice. The only car I own is a three year old Micra and that has less than 6000 miles on the clock.
Norman. The Flying Scotsman
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haha I've just found this thread.
I have just got a 1937 MG TA.
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Wonderful job Norman. My brother used to own a TC at one time. Real classic little automobiles.
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