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Eugene, OR, USA

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Finally Finished Dismantling

John S — Posted on The MG Experience
Monday February 8, 2021 9:10 PM

The wreck is down to bare bones now. Dropped the gas tank and all of the fuel lines, brake lines, and wiring and removed both front wings so it comes down to if someone wants to come pick up a very solid tub to start their project. It’s too nice to cut up but I need the room.

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Member Comments on Journal Entry: Finally Finished Dismantling ↵

2021-02-09 14:25:04 # 69831

Comment by Eric Pfiffner

You forgot Tom's Knob! I see it hanging there in the tunnel.That is sooo much nicer than what I started with, I could have at least 8years of weekends back!

2021-02-09 22:05:38 # 69843

Comment by John S

You are right. I did forget Toms knob. It would seem a shame however to remove the appendage. Are you in need? I keep hearing how if the car was closer...It really is a solid tub. Wish I could find someone nearby.

2021-02-10 06:08:03 # 69849

Comment by Eric Pfiffner

No, I'm good with the knob, but I think it's nla so it might be worth saving.As far as the tub, I need to shut up and let you break out the sawzall! Its just a sensitive topic for me: my uncle (who's restored many cars) told me mine was too rusty to restore. It hurt my feelings and I continued on.As I've progressed for years and years, I've learned he was right.

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