MGB Stuff

So the season is starting to wind down, the last big show is Stowe, VT on the weekend of September 16th. Which should be a good one, over 700 cars last year. We're planning on bringing up the GT and the convertible. The GT is running well, it still needs a grille, and some of the paint work needs some touchup (as it looks like a critter walked along the roof!).

The red convertible won 3rd place at the Larz Anderson park's MG day. There was a bit of confusion, thinking the GT won, but regardless the award hangs in the Devine family. My cousin also won best MGA..well over due! During the raffles, I won $15 of Dunkin Donuts gift cards, and the 50/50 raffle, bringing home a whopping $61!  We also sold some parts that we brought! Overall a great day

I sold those silver and black rostyles wheels. I have to say I don't mind doing them but as soon this next set of red & silver ones go south, I'm switching to minilites!

I'll have a post later this week (and I mean it) on the NEXT project

MGA

My cousin finally finished his MGA, more pics to come, expect to see it at car shows all around New England.

Carver 2008 Report

Saturday was the final (for me anyway) British car show of the season,The British Car Day @ Edaville Railroad in Carver. I got up early and headed to Dad's and we made the trek down there. The weather was great, sunny with a cool breeze. OK I'll admit it, there is always a breeze when the top is down. This show is usually a pretty good one, and this year was no exception. Lots of cool cars, and a really good turnout (77 cars), I did pretty good on the raffles, with an MG tuning book, a MG/Rover desk set, and a $50 gift certificate to MacKay's garage! I spent $20 on the raffles, and $20 for the show, so it all kind of evens out

Here's some pics (click on the pic)