Hi Marc, I just missed you. Spent other night in Nashville on the way
home to Wilmington, Ohio with a MG in the trailer. I'm from
Louisville but grew up in Portsmouth Ohio. Wilmington is in SW Ohio.
This site was set up mostly for our local SW Ohio Car Club as a place
to chat. All are welcome; it's been slow getting a lot of chat going
though.
There are a lot of "Bs" in the club but we do have a lot of the other
types as well, even some pre-war cars. (There is even one guy with a
Triumph, but he catches hell at every meeting) My wife and I are a
bit over the edge when it comes to MGs. I won't say how many cars
except at least one of every post war and a few pre war cars. I have
4 MGCs, tow GTs and one of the roadsters is an auto. My MGC # is 299.
We are right now in the planning stage for the trip to the MGB meet
in St. Louis in June. We will drive at least 4 of our cars (both Sons
have MGBs of their birth year) Our younger Son has the LE that is
pictured on the home page.
Anyway, welcome to the club as well as the few others that have
joined in past few weeks.
One was looking for some MG links, as I get time I will post them in
the link section. Feel free to do the same.
Also please put some basic information in your profile. We are not
looking for you phone number and address but at least a name, city,
age and such. It's nice to go look at the profile, you never know,
they might be just up the street and you can do MG things together. I
went so far as to put my picture in my profile,,,, there are worse
things on the net :-)
Enough for one post,
Terry.



> Hi folks, I'm new here in your group, well here is Nashville, Tenn.
> but I was born in Lodi and grew up in Ashland, Ohio if that
counts.
> I'm guessing, just by production figures, that most of you are MGB
> owners. My personal demon is a 1969 MGC roadster; BRG with painted
> wires. I don't think we're as incompatible as say Jag owners and
Jag
> v8 conversion people. It's just some piddly differences between
> the "B" and the "C". I was looking on Yahoo for an MG group to
join
> as my work has evolved to the point that I can participate better
> from the computer. I have belonged to the AMGCR (American MGC
> Register) on and off (currently off) for 18 years. I was member
> #205. I never left on purpose, it's just that I'd get really busy
> and into my work and when I took time to stop and wonder why I
hadn't
> been getting the news letters it would be 15 months or so later. I
> should join again if I can track them down. Does anyone know if
they
> have an internet discussion group?
> Anyway I'm glad to be here and am looking forward your collective
> wisdom on the MG mystique.
>
> Marc Repp