NEWS AND APPEALS FOR INFO
Alan Schofield has contacted BAMGOC on behalf of a friend of his who owned the MG TD 7883 HK
shown in the picture in the mid 1960's. It was believed to be in the Bristol area some 15 years ago so
hopefully it is still on the road. James would like to pass on photographs and information to the current
owner. Hopefully someone in Bristol Area MGOC may know of its whereabouts. If you know anything
then email Alan by clicking HERE.
© 2020
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of them are made using
upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's
Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where purchases can be made via the secure PayPal
system. Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit me and view the selection.
Subject: MGBGTV8. 1974 Ex factory car
Can anybody help, am desperately seeking for a genuine CW&P in as good running condition as possible and as per subject
matter to rebuild an insitu axle if you are able to point me in the right direction with regard this item please call John
0118 9698214 / 0751 5881025
johnpdick44@gmail.com
Hello everyone.
I was hoping that you could help me locate my old MGBGT, I was looking through some old photos and came across this photo
Of me [with hair ha ha ] and my MG. I bought it new in 1975.
Because the MGB had been made for some years prior to 1975 they were well know for rusting out very quickly so I decided to
have the bodywork injected with the, new at the time, Cadullac sealant [spelling]
and the paintwork treated with Armarglaze [also new at the time]. this is the
reason I would like to to find the car to see if the treatment worked all these
years later, or did I waste my money?
Unfortunately I only got to own the car for about a year due to financial problems
and sold it to a gentleman I believe lived in Wimborne Dorset, I have tried to find
the owner of the car via the DVLA they of course and quite rightly won’t give out
the name of the registered owner, the car is still on the road and is MOT'd.
So if any of you nice people know of it's whereabouts or it's with your club, I
would be greatfull if you could help me find the owner to see if I did waste my
money. I was living in Bournemouth at the time I now live in Malta retired and
enjoying the warmer weather and loving the classic car clubs with my Rover P5B
Coupe.
The car Registration JJT335N
Terry [terryterrytnt@aol.com]
.....another email request..........
Given your MG connections, I do not suppose that you recognise the car in the picture and help trace the
driver. My nephew is working with a photographer who photographed the car near Castle Coombe recently.
They are intending to use this photograph or similar in some advertising literature and would like to get the
owner’s permission and provide an appropriate reference.
If you can help Pete in this matter please email: cotswoldFOC@btinternet.com
From 29th July 2019 Moss can be found at
14 Avonside Industrial Park, Avonside Road, Bristol BS2 0UQ
SAME PHONE NUMBER AND SAME HELPFUL STAFF
Sam Sprinks is a UWE photography student currently working on a project looking at classic cars and the passion people have
for them.
He is taking pictures of the spaces that these cars sit in but also some portraits of the owners. He hopes that some members
may contact him with a view to discuss a meeting.
samspinks99@gmail.com
Dragonfly Rally Plates (who
supply our BAMGOC rally
plaques) are on their way to
raising £15,000 for the NHS
from the sales of their
STAYHOMERALLY plaques.
WELL DONE DRAGONFLY!
Barton Camp (Bristol
Childrens’ Help Society), a
charity that BAMGOC has
supported for many years
now, will have a large shortfall
in funding due to the
Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like
to help in some small way to
top up their funds then please
click on THIS LINK to donate.
NEWS AND APPEALS FOR INFO
Alan
Schofield
has
contacted
BAMGOC on
behalf of a
friend of his
who owned the MG TD 7883 HK shown in
the picture in the mid 1960's. It was
believed to be in the Bristol area some 15
years ago so hopefully it is still on the road.
James would like to pass on photographs
and information to the current owner.
Hopefully someone in Bristol Area MGOC
may know of its whereabouts. If you know
anything then email Alan by clicking HERE.
Subject: MGBGTV8. 1974 Ex factory car
Can anybody help, am desperately seeking
for a genuine CW&P in as good running
condition as possible and as per subject
matter to rebuild an insitu axle if you are
able to point me in the right direction with
regard this item please call John
0118 9698214 / 0751 5881025
johnpdick44@gmail.com
Hello everyone.
I was hoping that you could help me locate
my old MGBGT, I was looking through some
old photos and came across this photo Of
me [with hair ha ha ] and my MG. I bought it
new in 1975.
Because the MGB had been made for some
years prior to 1975 they were well know for
rusting out very quickly so I decided to have
the bodywork injected with the, new at the
time, Cadullac sealant [spelling] and the
paintwork treated with Armarglaze [also
new at the time]. this is the reason I would
like to to find the car to see if the treatment
worked all these years later, or did I waste
my money?
Unfortunately I only got to own the car for
about a year due to financial problems and
sold it to a gentleman I believe lived in
Wimborne Dorset, I have tried to find the
owner of the car via the DVLA they of course
and quite rightly won’t give out the name of
the registered owner, the car is still on the
road and is MOT'd.
So if any of you nice people know of it's
whereabouts or it's with your club, I would
be greatfull if you could help me find the
owner to see if I did waste my money. I was
living in Bournemouth at the time I now live
in Malta retired and enjoying the warmer
weather and loving the classic car clubs with
my Rover P5B Coupe.
The car Registration JJT335N
Terry [terryterrytnt@aol.com]
.....another email
request..........
Given your MG
connections, I do
not suppose that
you recognise the
car in the picture
and help trace the
driver. My
nephew is working with a photographer who
photographed the car near Castle Coombe
recently. They are intending to use this
photograph or similar in some advertising
literature and would like to get the owner’s
permission and provide an appropriate
reference.
If you can help Pete in this matter please
email: cotswoldFOC@btinternet.com
From 29th July 2019 Moss
can be found at
14 Avonside Industrial
Park, Avonside Road,
Bristol BS2 0UQ
SAME PHONE NUMBER
AND SAME HELPFUL
STAFF
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the
shop are individual,
one-off creations and
many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in
order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand
signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity.
The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help
Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where
purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit
me and view the selection.
© 2020
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the
shop are individual,
one-off creations and
many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in
order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand
signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity.
The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help
Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where
purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit
me and view the selection.
Sam Sprinks is a UWE photography
student currently working on a project
looking at classic cars and the passion
people have for them.
He is taking pictures of the spaces that
these cars sit in but also some portraits of
the owners. He hopes that some members
may contact him with a view to discuss a
meeting.
samspinks99@gmail.com
Dragonfly Rally Plates (who
supply our BAMGOC rally
plaques) are on their way to
raising £15,000 for the NHS
from the sales of their
STAYHOMERALLY plaques.
WELL DONE DRAGONFLY!
Barton Camp (Bristol
Childrens’ Help Society), a
charity that BAMGOC has
supported for many years
now, will have a large shortfall
in funding due to the
Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like
to help in some small way to
top up their funds then please
click on THIS LINK to donate.
NEWS AND APPEALS FOR INFO
Alan Schofield has contacted
BAMGOC on behalf of a friend of
his who owned the MG TD 7883
HK shown in the picture in the
mid 1960's. It was believed to be
in the Bristol area some 15 years
ago so hopefully it is still on the
road. James would like to pass on
photographs and information to the current owner. Hopefully
someone in Bristol Area MGOC may know of its whereabouts. If you
know anything then email Alan by clicking HERE.
Subject: MGBGTV8. 1974 Ex factory car
Can anybody help, am desperately seeking for a genuine CW&P in
as good running condition as possible and as per subject matter to
rebuild an insitu axle if you are able to point me in the right
direction with regard this item please call John
0118 9698214 / 0751 5881025
johnpdick44@gmail.com
Hello everyone.
I was hoping that you could help me locate my old MGBGT, I was
looking through some old photos and came across this photo Of
me [with hair ha ha ] and my MG. I bought it new in 1975.
Because the MGB
had been made
for some years
prior to 1975 they
were well know for
rusting out very
quickly so I
decided to have
the bodywork
injected with the,
new at the time,
Cadullac sealant
[spelling] and the
paintwork treated
with Armarglaze
[also new at the time]. this is the reason I would like to to find the
car to see if the treatment worked all these years later, or did I
waste my money?
Unfortunately I only got to own the car for about a year due to
financial problems and sold it to a gentleman I believe lived in
Wimborne Dorset, I have tried to find the owner of the car via the
DVLA they of course and quite rightly won’t give out the name of
the registered owner, the car is still on the road and is MOT'd.
So if any of you nice people know of it's whereabouts or it's with
your club, I would be greatfull if you could help me find the owner
to see if I did waste my money. I was living in Bournemouth at the
time I now live in Malta retired and enjoying the warmer weather
and loving the classic car clubs with my Rover P5B Coupe.
The car Registration JJT335N
Terry [terryterrytnt@aol.com]
.....another email request..........
Given your MG connections, I
do not suppose that you
recognise the car in the picture
and help trace the driver. My
nephew is working with a
photographer who
photographed the car near
Castle Coombe recently. They
are intending to use this
photograph or similar in some
advertising literature and would
like to get the owner’s permission and provide an appropriate
reference.
If you can help Pete in this matter please email:
cotswoldFOC@btinternet.com
From 29th July 2019 Moss can be found
at
14 Avonside Industrial Park, Avonside
Road, Bristol BS2 0UQ
SAME PHONE NUMBER AND SAME
HELPFUL STAFF
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of
them are made using upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy
environment. Most are hand signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year
is the Bristol Children's Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at
my shop where purchases can be
made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934
833648 to visit me and view the
selection.
© 2020
Sam Sprinks is a UWE photography student currently
working on a project looking at classic cars and the
passion people have for them.
He is taking pictures of the spaces that these cars sit in
but also some portraits of the owners. He hopes that
some members may contact him with a view to discuss
a meeting.
samspinks99@gmail.com
Dragonfly Rally Plates (who
supply our BAMGOC rally
plaques) are on their way to
raising £15,000 for the NHS
from the sales of their
STAYHOMERALLY plaques.
WELL DONE DRAGONFLY!
Barton Camp (Bristol
Childrens’ Help Society), a
charity that BAMGOC has
supported for many years
now, will have a large shortfall
in funding due to the
Coronavirus crisis. If you’d like
to help in some small way to
top up their funds then please
click on THIS LINK to donate.
