[Bigwheel]

Just found your wounderful site while trying to find some information on rust repair. Just got my 95 SWB the other day. Looks like the winters of michigan haven't been kind to the body. The frame is quite solid, probably from years of oil leaking over it. She runs and goes down the road so I couldn't refuse to bring her home. Well just across the street. I would like to gut out the interior and see what I'm really in for. Time will tell but this is how she looked on arrival day. Wish I could figure out how to rotate the pic. So far no luck.

 

[ArmyRover]

Looks good and your ahead of the ball game with the ARB bumper, snorkel and roof rack. Congrats.

 

[Bigwheel]

Thanks, had an old bike in the garage the neighbor had to have. So the deal was struck. I figure I can fab repair panels except anything with curves. May have to order those. Gonna keep searching the form for threads on the subject. The fire wall has me the most worried. Btw have had 6 mgb in the past. Can't give up that british love!!!

 

[ArmyRover]

YRM makes repair panels for about everything Rover. YRM Metal Solutions - Love it, YRM it

There are a few Rover shops in the US that carry their bits.

My dad bought the MGB new and gave it to me about 20 years ago. It's my baby.

Here's a thread about it

http://www.landroversonly.com/forums/f2/been-busy-my-other-toy-58745/

 

[Bigwheel]

To cool!! Reminds me of my youth. I did get a chance to look at their site and seems like there dealing with a shop in Atlanta, Ga. Heres a link to there site.

http://www.urbanlandcruisers.com/

Off topic, ever need any info on those MG's check out University Motors in GR. John Twist is a guru on them and posts videos on youtube. Great stuff Army!! Thanks again.

 

[ArmyRover]

No worries.

I think I have watched all the vids by John over the last year or two lol. The MG is getting ready to be resprayed here shortly. It's going to be a much brighter color this time