Vintage
MGs are seldom advertised for sale on the open market and
information about cars for sale is spread by conversation between
enthusiasts and in the Vintage Register Bulletin published bi-monthly.
In an average year only one or two change hands. |
Model
reviews and information
The first MGs were Morris motor cars modified by Cecil Kimber
at Morris Garages in Oxford, unfortunately none of these early
motorcars, often referred to as Raworth Chummies, are known
to exist. The first known use of the stylised octagonal MG badge
was in The Oxford Times in March 1923. All the models, except
the Raworths and Tigresses, came with a variety of bodies -
2 seaters with dicky seats, 4 seater tourers, saloons, salonettes
and some coachbuilt bodies. The 18/80 also had wide bodied and
narrow bodied ‘speed models’. The Tigresses had a
special body similar to the speed model. See the review of the
Vintage MG models on the Vintage Register website.
Model information |
Model
guide
First published in the
MG Car Club's monthly magazine Safety Fast! in May 2009. Model
guide |
Contacting
the Vintage Register
See the MG Car Club website for the current contacts. Contacts
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