Another Classic for the road course

[AllanI]

Ted Lund was an MG driver active in the 1950's. The SCX Lund car is not very accurate, not least because the driver is on the wrong side. Strictly speaking that car was not an MGA but one of the EX series of prototypes.
Having said that the white MGA above does look great as do others in this series.

Allan

[btaylor]

[Ember]

There are detail faults in all of the MGAs, but that's nothing unusual. The pilots in the red "Dames" car should be female, but aren't. And they're all left hand drive, but should be right. I'm willing to accept these things. It's such a pretty little car. And it looks great lapping on the track.

[Nor Cal Mike]

Bob, Do you still have the original rear axle set out of that car? I could use one because One of my two MGA's came with a bouncy rear axle due to a wobbly wheel. I might be able to come up with something to trade for her. Nice job on the redo by the way.
Mike

[btaylor]

Mike, i wish i did buddy,as i would ship them right to ya! but i got this ride as is,and have just givin it a good home and lots of love! :lol:
But i will be on the look out for some as i am trading and collecting up these old sports cars currently.and may run across some.
Bob

[Nor Cal Mike]

Thanks Bob, I'll run across something some day or will do as you have done to that car. Those MGA's are pretty nice sliders for such a narrow car and I think they are powered just about right for my needs. I like them better than the Scaley MGB that I have. Too bad SCX wouldn't have had the opportunity to extend that line of sports cars.