Please recommend a lively MG owners website :)

Please recommend a lively MG owners website :)

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Orangecurry

Original Poster:

7,427 posts

206 months

Monday 13th March 2023
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I'm clearing out the attic and I have a large number of MG spares, mostly Midget/Sprite but some MGB, to sell.

Could anyone please recommend a lively MG owners website so I can find people who actually want this stuff?

Thanks!

mgtony

4,019 posts

190 months

Tuesday 14th March 2023
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Maybe contact the local MGOC groups and see if there's any interest:



smile

Orangecurry

Original Poster:

7,427 posts

206 months

Tuesday 14th March 2023
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Thanks - I had a look at MGOC but traffic seemed light on the ground. smile

v8250

2,724 posts

211 months

Thursday 16th March 2023
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The MGCC & MGOC websites are hardly what one would call lively. Their Facebook sites are a better bet, same with Facebook MG parts/sales. Also recommend Car and Classic parts sales...one finds a better sort of buyer/seller there https://www.carandclassic.com/classic_cars.php?cat...

Orangecurry

Original Poster:

7,427 posts

206 months

Thursday 16th March 2023
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Thanks - good ideas. I don't do Facebook, but I may be able to learn these modern essential skills.

williskwl

254 posts

177 months

Friday 17th March 2023
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Could you share an overview of the MGB parts you may have? I have a 71 roadster so always curious!

Orangecurry

Original Poster:

7,427 posts

206 months

Sunday 19th March 2023
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Hi Will - sorry but I cannot remember what B parts I have - I might have some 1.5 SUs or they might be a distant memory.

The plan is to get all of the boxes out in the spring and go through them. But I sold my BGT many many years ago. I used to race Spridgets back in the 90s, so I have boxes of original parts removed, either replaced with 'performance' or removed to save weight/allow easy access etc etc.

ARHarh

3,757 posts

107 months

Sunday 19th March 2023
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Ebay is going to be the best place to shift them. If you just want them to go to a good home rather than make money then just start the auctions low. describe them well and explain they have been in a loft for years etc and they will find a good home.