MG MGB & MGB GT (Essential Buyer's Guide)1 review Roger Williams Veloce Publishing, 2006 Jolly good book As a recent buyer of a 1973 MG, I needed the book to deal with the car I got (a great set of wheels, BTW). I've taken this book in for the 1 (!) time in a year that the car went to the shop and it was very helpful to the 21st century mechanic to orient him to the 20th (19th?) century mechanical ...             Keith Martin on Collecting Austin-Healey, MG, and Triumph (Keith Martin) Keith Martin Motorbooks, 2006 With his monthly Sports Car Market Magazine, Keith Martin made official what the world of car collecting already knew: He was the ultimate authority on collector cars, his columns in AutoWeek and Automobile, and his appearances on Speed Channel and at major auctions a natural extension of his longtime passion and expertise. In this book Martin, along with the editors and contributors at Sports ...             MGB Restoration Manual (Restoration Manuals)12 reviews Lindsay Porter Haynes Publishing, 1999 Essential Modern Middle Ground Book + Great Resource! This is NOT the foundation book for MGB maintenance and repair. That honor is still held by the Haynes MGB 1962 thru 1980 book published in the 1980's and often delivered as part of the "kit" to anyone buying an original MGB, as I just did. This book, however, is a really superb rendition of ...             MG T-Series: The Complete Story2 reviews Graham Robson Crowood, 2007 Excellent T-series reference and history book + Good Introduction Graham Robson does it again with this well illustrated history of the T-series MG's. He provides interesting insight into the development of the line-- a very good read.             Mg Midget, Austin Healey and Sprite Restoration Manual (Restoration Manuals)2 reviews Lindsay Porter Haynes Publishing, 1999 "Hansen" Midget/Sprite Restoration and buying Review I found this book to be very helpful with tips on what to look for when you plan on buying an MG Midget or AH Sprite. It also appears to be verygood for help with restoration of either.             MGB - The Racing Story John Baggott Crowood, 2002 Arguably the most popular British sports car ever built, the MGB has competed in every form of motor sport. Much has previously been written about the 'works cars' but John Baggott covers new ground, tracing the subsequent history of some of the well known after they had passed into private hands.John Baggott covers in great detail all the models_ racing history including the MGB roadster, MGB ...             The Complete MG TD Restoration Manual Horst Schach, 1996 One of the most highly regarded TD restoration manuals available             MGB MGC & MGB GT V8: A celebration of Britains best-loved sports car (Haynes Great Car)4 reviews David Knowles Haynes Publishing, 2004 The definitive MGB book. + MGB + MGB MGC & MGB GT A celebration of Britain's best-loved sports car + First class all the way.             How to Give your MGB V-8 Power (Speedpro)1 review Roger Williams Veloce Publishing, 2006 A bit pessimistic A good book, with loads of detail information, but a reader will likely decide not to do the conversion after reading about all the customization and banging and chopping that, according to this book, must be performed. From those I've talked to it's really not that bad. So use the book as a ...             MG by McComb2 reviews F. Wilson McComb Motorbooks, 2004 Recognized as THE one-volume history of MG + Excellent source of information of the history of MG F. Wilson McComb's book is probably the best single work on the MG Car Company, Ltd. He covers in exhaustive but very readable detail the history of MGs, from Old Number One to nearly the last MGBs. McComb covers the racing efforts, from British hillclimbs to perhaps MG's greatest outright win ...             MG's Abingdon Factory (Those were the days...)1 review Brian Moylan Veloce, 2007 A great look inside the MG factory in Abingdon-on-Thames Mr. Moylan uses many personal photos to illustrate his story of 30 years working as a works and racing mechanic at the MG factory. This book is different from most MG books in that it includes many never-seen-before photos taken by plant workers and a lot of behind-the-scenes insights that focus ...             MG From A to Z (Marques & Models) Jonathan Wood Motor Racing Publications, 1998 Hundreds of facts and figures on Britain's beloved MG. Wood embraces the cars, the people, the places and the surprising things associated with the MG marque. This is the entire history of MG, from the first 14/28 Tourer up through today's stunning MGF. This fascinating collection of material will delight and perhaps even surprise the most dedicated MG enthusiast.             MG: Britain's Favorite Sports Car (Haynes Classic Makes)1 review Malcolm Green Haynes Publishing, 2005 MG: BRITAIN'S FAVOURITE SPORTS CAR (HAYNES CLASSIC MAKES) This publication is remarkably well researched. Remarkable in the detail that the author has included,the obvious enjoyment by the author in garnering all the detail for us ,the reader and enthusiast, of this amazing marque,the MG! The reading is easy to follow,flowing from one model to the ...             MGB Electrical Systems (The Essential Manual)5 reviews Rick Astley Veloce, 2006 A Must Have MGB book! + Awesome book + Excellent book! Must-have for any MGB owner! + MGB Electrical Systems + Back to Basics             MGB: The Complete Story (Autoclassics) Brian Laban The Crowood Press, 2005 The MGB was the most successful British sports car of all time, selling more than half a million examples over a production life of eighteen years. It has always represented fun driving at realistic prices, and remains well within reach of the average motorist today. The complete story of the B is set firmly in the context of the MG company's eventful history, and there are new insights into the ...             MG Competition Cars and Drivers Richard Knudson Iconografix, Inc., 2006 MG established its winning reputation through competition. In 1925, Cecil Kimber set out to build sports cars knowing full well that racing and competition had to be a prime focus. This epic story by Knudsen, a well-known author/historian on MGs, documents every competition car in extreme and careful detail, starting with Old Number One and finishing with MG record cars. The drivers and the cars ...             Original MGB C-V8 Compl: The Complete Guide to All Roadster and GT Models (Original Series)7 reviews Anders Ditlev Clausager Motorbooks, 1995 Message to previous poster --deal with it! + Essential reading + Most valuable + This is what perfect looks like--but not a real guide + Excellent, but very Eurocentric:             The Essential MG (Essential)2 reviews Graham Robson Motorbooks, 2004 Great MG Book + Excellent summary of the car! Wonderful book bought for a person who is restoring an older MG. Lots of information and pictures!             How to Power Tune MGB 4-Cylinder Engines (Speedpro)5 reviews Peter Burgess Veloce Publishing, 2003 A must have for the MGB owner + Die Hard MGB Owners Need This Book! + A Must-Have for MGB Owners + Good All-Around book for tuning your MGB             MG T Series Restoration Guide (Brooklands Books)1 review R.M. Clarke Brooklands Books, 1993 It's a good book. I thought that this is a good all round book for someone interested in purchasing and fixing up a T series MG. It's seems more down to earth than "TC's Forever", ( the $200 Bible if you want a prize winning restoration of a TC) and its seems to be written with a more "American" point of view than ...