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WANTED: Windscreen frame for a 1974 MG Midget, contact John Gunther – john.gunther2849@gmail.com.
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Free 1975 MGB
Old Sports Car Magazines
Triumph TR6 Luggage Rack -FREE
MGB Parts For Sale
1951 MG-TD
1952 MG-TD
1953 MG-TD
Die Cast (mostly British) Cars
1980 Triumph Spitfire
Books for Sale
Bring a Trailer – British Cars
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For Sale:
Collection of “Sports Car Magazines” about 1,000 magazines covering the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s,80s, and 90s. $200
David Moss
1-205-908-5215
February 2020
For Sale
1952 MGTD for sale in Montgomery. The car has been sitting a long time in a dry garage. If interested, contact David Price. The car is not David’s, belongs to a club member.
For Sale-PRICE REDUCED: I am downsizing so just advertised my 1951 MG-TD for $18,000.00 in Hemings. If you know anyone in the club that wants a great car that could be driven to California or anywhere without any problems, have them give me a call. I just put 5 Michelin tires on the car. Also,
C H Cox. 334-202-0386
February, 2019
FOR SALE: Die Cast (mostly British) Cars
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Contact Mary Anne Handley at: glo@troycable.net
January 2019
FOR SALE
1980 Make: Triumph Model: Spitfire Color: Maroon
Engine: 1.5-Liter Inline 4 cylinder Transmission: 4-Speed Manual
Rejuvenation!
My intent was to get this Spitfire road worthy so someone else could enjoy the fun of driving this car. (I have three other Spitfires)
This Spitfire is a “Driver” and after it was rejuvenated it has been driven. From Montgomery, Alabama it’s been driven all around locally plus other trips. One trip from Montgomery it was driven to visit Gatlinburg, Tennessee, The Tail of the Dragon, TN, the Biltmore House in Ashville, North Carolina and the “Wheels Through Time” museum in Maggie Valley, NC. Another trip was to Pulaski, TN and then over to Lynchburg, TN to visit the “Jack Daniels Distillery”. Since the Spitfire has been back on the road it has driven over 4000 mile and it drives great. It’s fun to drive on back country roads and it drives good on the Interstate going 70 mph.
Known History: Original this 1980 Spitfire had rubber bumpers but were later changed to chrome bumpers. This Spitfire was purchased from a fellow British Car Club member in late 2016. A father & son had acquired the car in 1998 as a bonding project. They drove the Spitfire for several years but later put it aside in a home garage for over 10 years. When I purchased the Spitfire it looked good but just needed some mechanical attention. It needed to be rejuvenated.
Below is a photo on the Overlook Highway outside Gatlinburg, TN in the spring of 2017.
The Gold at the end of the Rainbow.
The rejuvenation process: The Spitfire was easy to start. Changed the oil, flush the cooling system and just put gas in the carburetor and it started right up. After it was running the next thing to do was to find out what all it needed to get road worthy and trouble free. Below is a list of most of the items replaced, installed or added. Some of the major systems replaced are: the brakes system, both the hydraulics and hardware; suspension system components; fuel system; wheels & tires; driveline; exhaust system and more. The electrical system and harness is in good shape. This Spitfire currently has approximately 74,700 miles on the odometer.
Photos of the Spitfire at web link – https://1980triumphspitfiresn5577.shutterfly.com/
This Spitfire also comes with a removable Hard Top, a Tonneau Cover and a Convertible Top Boot.
Also included is a new tool kit.
These are most of the items that have been installed and work that has been preformed for the rejuvenation.
– Two Oil & filter changes, Castrol 20w-50.
– Cooling system flush.
– New Engine Thermostat installed.
– New cooling system Hoses and Clamps.
– New Anti-freeze.
– New Radiator cap.
– A general tune-up has been performed: new plugs, timing adjusted, valves adjusted.
– The carburetor has been rebuilt.
– Silicon valve cover gasket installed.
– New Minilite style aluminum wheels and new chrome lug nuts
– New Tires
– New rack & pinion Boots
– New Drive Shaft installed
– New Universal Joints installed on the drive wheels half shafts.
– New Front & Rear Shock Absorbers.
– New Rear Leaf Spring
– Differential fluid changed.
– New Clutch & Pressure plate.*
– New Clutch Master Cylinder.
– New Clutch Slave Cylinder.
– New Brake Master Cylinder
– New Front Brake Calipers
– New Rear Brake Wheel Cylinders
– New Rubber Flex Brake Lines.
– New Front brake pads.
– New Rear brake shoes and rear brake kits.
– The rear brake backing plates were sandblasted and repainted, just for looks.
– DOT 5 Silicone Brake Fluid is used.
– New Battery.
– New positive battery cables.
– New Head Lights.
– Bright LED brake and rear turn signal lights and LED brake light bars.
– New brake light switch.
– New windshield fluid washer motor.
– New windshield wiper blades.
– Two different sets of loud horns.
– Radio with speakers installed.
– Dash board voltage stabilizer installed.
– Dash light rheostat switch.
– New Fuel Tank & Sending Unit.
– New rubber fuel lines.
– New fuel filter.
– New Fuel Pump.
– New exhaust system: Pacesetter Exhaust Headers & Stainless Steel Muffler with new hangers.
– Front & rear engine seals replaced, oil pan sealed.*
– New Timing chain.*
– New oil pump.*
– New Engine motor mounts.
– New Tool kit
* – The engine was removed to replace the oil pan gasket and the front and rear engine seals. These items were replaced with new parts only because the engine was out.
Understand cars of this type and era are not around much. Operating the Spitfire is inexpensive. The mechanical aspect of the Spitfire is simple, the parts are readily available and inexpensive; there are clubs and societies worldwide for socialization and information, there are several Facebook pages and websites dedicated to the Spitfire. The value of these sports cars continues to increase.
Contact: Blitz Welch @ 334-322-0095 or email: blitzwelch@gmail.com
Please contact me and ask questions about the Spitfire
You can buy a Spitfire for less money but you can’t get a Spitfire more complete for the money.
$8,500
December 2018
David Paradice
Auburn, AL
For Sale:
1953 MG TD for sale. Price lowered to $10,000. Last restored in the UK in the 1970’s by a MG restorer. Was a daily driver and is in good condition with some chrome pitting. Paint, although 40 plus years old, is in good shape with no signs of rust. No dents and frame is solid. Garage kept through the years. Car turns over and may need a fuel pump. There is complete documentation of service and owners manual. Must see!!
Contact Diane Bush via Facebook Messenger to make an appointment.
March 2018
From Mary Anne Hanley
November, 2012
Books for Sale
Mustang 5.0 Projects Performance and Upgrades, How-tos for 1979-1995
5.0 Mustangs by Mark Houlahan HP Books New Softbound
How to Build & Modify FORD Fuel-Injected 5.0 liter V-8 Engines by Tom Wilson
Custom Auto Interiors by Don Taylor and Ron “The Stitcher” Mangus New Softbound
FERRARI The Legend by Mark Konig Smith Mark produced by Paragon UK 1998
PORSCHE by Andrew Noakes Paragon Publishing (UK) 2005 Hardbound
MGC Shop Manual, Covers the six-cylinder MGC 1967-1969 Motorbooks International 1989
Automobile Quarterly Fall 1965 Volume IV, Number 2 – M.G.: A History, Wilson McComb.
M.G. Record Cars, Beverly Rae Kimes
SPEEDPRO SERIES – How to Improve MGB, MGC &MGB V8, by RogerWilliams New condition $25
AUTOPRESS LTD Workshop Manuals by Kenneth Ball printed in England, hardbound new condition:
Sunbeam Rapier 1 to 4 1955-1965 and Sunbeam Alpine 1-4 1959-65, $25
Hillman Super Minx Mark 1,2,3 1961-65, $30
Hillman New Minx, Singer Gazelle 1966-70 $30
Triumph Herald 1200 13/60 1969-71 Autobook 761, $20
1100 Mk1 – Austin, 1100 , Morris, Countryman, MG, Traveller, Riley, Princess, Vanden Plas, Mk1, Wolseley 1962-67 Autobook 800, $15
S Type 420 – Jaguar 3-4S, 3-8S, 420 1963-68 Autobook 703 $30
Contact Mary Anne Hanley @ (334) 714-0100 or GLO@TROYCABLE.NET