Fw: TC for sale

[KEN PORTER]

HiAll,

Do to a health problem I can no longer drive. At least not safely. I am
selling my 47 TC. If anyone is interested contact me by E-Mail or see
the ad in the next issue of TSO.

Ken Porter Manchester NH

[Jeff Fields]

If someone is looking for an easier project,than the one on ebay, it is most likely in Solon, OH [east side of Cleveland]. Bob Gecsi, who is not on the list due lack of computer skills, is selling TC 8178 exu. The car is BRG with tan interior. It has not been driven for 3 years due to starter and brake problems. Bob is a long time owner, member of NEMGTR and the Ohio Chapter. He is asking $20K. Call him at 440-289-1497 Email Mrs G at bnsgecsi@sbcglobal.net

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Safety Fast!

Jeff Fields
LaGrange, OH 44050
TC9976exu
MGA 69404

[fdshade]

  See ->  http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/4046484305.htm      Jim Shade
West Covina CA USA

[fdshade]

try--->   http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/cto/4046484305.html

[fdshade]

Looks like a nice one for a reasonable price        1948 MGTC 6973 / XPAG 7797 Click here for more photos
A very sad time for me has come at last. I must confess that I do not drive Daddy s TC anymore and she is very unhappy just sitting. Silver Streak has been in my life since 1952, I was six years old. I grew up in the boot! You may remember Silver Streak as 1948 MGTC 6973- XPAG 7797 pewter/red. She is a lovely old girl and still gives us a run for our money when we do get her out for a short jaunt.
We would love to find a loving, driving home for her and hope you will share this news with interested parties. We are asking $25k. She was completely restored in 1980 by Glen Binford and friends (:->) She has always been garaged and covered and comes complete with Whitworth tools, luggage rack, leather suitcase and antique picnic box (also leather) with implements.
For additional information  call me at 360 652 0363
Thank you,
Pamela Binford-Grudin

[Bill Hyatt]

TC 5307 for sale, amazing asking price. Anyone know this car?  http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/1377-MG-TC-1.3%20Litre%20Inline%204-Cylinder  BillTC 4926Odessa, Florida  

[ross macpherson]

To my unschooled eye it seems the scuttle is the wrong colour and the tranny is painted. Due to these serious resto flaws I think this example is over valued. I'd be willing to relieve the obviously embarassed owner of this travesty for a small consideration. I'll even pay for the shipping....

----- Original Message ----- From: usaj24@earthlink.net To: mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2013 12:06 PM Subject: [mg-tabc] TC for sale
 
TC 5307 for sale, amazing asking price. Anyone know this car?  http://www.fantasyjunction.com/cars/1377-MG-TC-1.3%20Litre%20Inline%204-Cylinder Bill TC 4926 Odessa, Florida

[tc5308_tc5624]

And they painted the oil pan!!  (Gasp!)  This car was built the same day as my TC5308 (4/22/1948).  Interestingly, my car has XPAG 5993, while the TC built before it ended up with XPAG 5994.   In a message dated 12/31/2013 5:31:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, arm@telus.net writes:

  To my unschooled eye it seems the scuttle is the wrong colour and the tranny is painted. Due to these serious resto flaws I think this example is over valued. I'd be willing to relieve the obviously embarassed owner of this travesty for a small consideration. I'll even pay for the shipping.... ----- Original Message -----

[Phil]

For that price, it's a TC that can't be driven (except by somebody who could afford to burn the resto cost).  Too bad. 

Sent via telekinesis

On Dec 31, 2013, at 17:39, Posti@aol.com wrote:

 
And they painted the oil pan!!  (Gasp!)  This car was built the same day as my TC5308 (4/22/1948).  Interestingly, my car has XPAG 5993, while the TC built before it ended up with XPAG 5994.   In a message dated 12/31/2013 5:31:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, arm@telus.net writes:  
To my unschooled eye it seems the scuttle is the wrong colour and the tranny is painted. Due to these serious resto flaws I think this example is over valued. I'd be willing to relieve the obviously embarassed owner of this travesty for a small consideration. I'll even pay for the shipping.... ----- Original Message -----

[Rick Waters]

Yep, we really do need two TCs: one to drive and enjoy, and one to worry about...

-Rick, TC 7881 in Vancouver

On 12/31/2013, 4:01 PM, Phil wrote:
For that price, it's a TC that can't be driven (except by somebody who could afford to burn the resto cost). Too bad.

Sent via telekinesis

On Dec 31, 2013, at 17:39, Posti@aol.com wrote:


And they painted the oil pan!! (Gasp!) This car was built the same day as my TC5308 (4/22/1948). Interestingly, my car has XPAG 5993, while the TC built before it ended up with XPAG 5994. In a message dated 12/31/2013 5:31:03 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, arm@telus.net writes:
To my unschooled eye it seems the scuttle is the wrong colour and the tranny is painted. Due to these serious resto flaws I think this example is over valued. I'd be willing to relieve the obviously embarassed owner of this travesty for a small consideration. I'll even pay for the shipping.... ----- Original Message -----