[...] > For fun driving, I have an MGB in the basement awaiting the time and > money for me to rebuild it again. It's not the MGB's failure > this time. > A few years ago, I had some work to do around the house and needed to > park the MG out on the street for one night. Never had done > that before. > > But, that was the night 4 high school students decided to go on a > rampage smashing cars. [...] >
Insurance? > I did a themed photo last year for "Country Roads" and found > out there > are none where I live any more; had to drive 90 miles to get > far enough > away from the city to find a two lane road that would > disappear around a > curve. > I had an MG B Roadster for a few years, but ended up giving it away after it rotted from spending too much time parked outdoors. To bring it up to standard would have cost more than it would have been worth, and given the nature of the traffic and the weather around here it wasn't bringing in enough fun to be worth the extra. However, there is (or was) a thriving market over here for US MGs and similar cars, particularly Californian ones, because they tend to be in far better condition than ones that have been brought up over here. Might be worth your while to investigate. Bob -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
