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New ride for my classic series,MT-1 Motor,wire wheels and no mag, makes for some scale fun racing on my road course!

Sharp looking MG there - love the wire wheels too!

Yes sir, mighty fine ride!

That's another really great car that came out and sold fairly well in the two liveries they did (nothing like the blowout I would have thought), and they never did another livery before "whateveritwasthathappenedtoSCX" came about. I've been slowly acquiring a fleet of them when they go on sale, and one day I'm going to do a bunch of re-liveries.

By the way, those BRM wheels look great, much better than I would have thought. Save the originals, they are very good wheels. I try to find them for sale, too.

It is an MG, Got this one from Austin, who I assume was the original builder. They are BRM wires,and they sure are true,and very nice quality. I really like this baby,she drives great.
Bob

The SCX MGA is a lovely car. They actually produced 3 liveries. There is a two-tone blue/green one which is very pretty. There were to be more, but things seem to still be in limbo.

When I see these cars I just think "classy and fast"!!

Dundee Denny

Nice looking car!! Those wires are sweet also. I was looking at those to buy for my Maserati A6gcs when I get time to do it.


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The Maserati is a much heavier car and would look great with them.

Denny- Mine wasn't fast, but it was so much fun I didn't notice.

Lynne- I remember a 2-tone green MGA called "Lund" that I never got a shot at before it was gone. I look for them all the time, but they are gone, I think.

They were being sold off cheaply at one of the UK Hobby chains. Unfortunately I didn't get anyone to get me one. Really gorgeous car. Probably still some out there lurking on dark and dusty shelves somewhere.

Well Bob, I have 2 builds to do now. Aside from putting new siding on the HRW BBQ Roach Coach.

1. VNFR NASCAR
2. Classic Conversion

We spoke about the plans I have for some of the older Carrera models. Well, seeing this sealed the deal.

Time to heat up the ye olde forge and get busy :)

The MGA is one of my favorite cars, for several reasons. My first 1:1 car was a white, 1959 MGA (bought in 1966) that was pretty near the end of its life - but it was a real sports car. Anyway, as has already been noted, these models are really delightful cars to drive, and the headlights are some of the best in the business. Now I need to get some of those BRM wheels to take it over the top. Really nice car.