Current owner: Morgan Family, Vic. Information: Built at Abingdon circa Dec. 1935. History: Early history unknown. What we do know is that in 1959 Geoff McGrath who ran the Sydney Speed Shop had the car in his yard having acquired it from Peter Molloy. Around this time Don Glanville, Secretary...
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Current owner: Mark Alderson, Western Australia MMM No: 2757 Information: Built in 1935 as a 2-seat roadster for the home market. History: Early history unknown. John Green, W.A., sold PB 0475 to Vernon Smithers on 23/03/95. M.A. purchased PB0475 from the the estate of V.S. on 14/08/2022.
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Current Owner: Bill Jenkinson, Western Australia MMM No: 694 Information: Built in 1936 as a 2-seat roadster, painted blue with blue trim and silver wheels. Delivered on 21/3/36 to S.H. Newsome, an M.G. dealer in Coventry and registered AUE 61. History: UK history unknown. Imported into Australia by John Hunting...
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Current Owner: Andrew Barnett, Victoria MMM No: 2458 Information: Built at Abingdon as a 2-seat roadster to Police specification for the Lancashire Constabulary. This included fitment of a large ‘accurate’ speedometer, police sign and long range fuel tank and a fuel gauge. The car was painted black with blue trim...
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Current Owner: Neil Cooke, Victoria MMM No: 79 Information: Built in 1935 as a 2-seat roadster for the home market. History: Bought in the UK by Clare Lyle, while studying in the UK, before returning to Australia in 1936, bringing the car with her. Miss Lyle was the youngest of...
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Current Owner: Allan Reid, Victoria MMM No: 1362 Information: Built in 1935 as a 2-seat roadster. History: This highly original English bodied car has never been restored but has been carefully maintained over a long period. A front-mounted supercharger has recently been fitted and this has transformed the performance. The...
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Current Owner: Brendon and Peta Ryder, New South Wales MMM No: 3372 Information: Built in 1935 as a 2-seat roadster for the home market, delivered to the M.G. distributor in Glasgow. History: UK history unknown. The car was mistakenly recorded as PB0412 on early Australian registers. Imported into Western Australia...
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