MGC Books, DVDs and Workshop Manuals

F. Wilson McComb. 32 pp, 51 ills. MG is Britain’s best-loved sports car. It was created in 1922 by Cecil Kimber, manager of The Morris Garages (hence MG), who began to modify versions of the corporate Bullnose Morris. These led to the stylish T-Series open two-seaters that attained a world-wide reputation. They were succeeded by the popular MGA and the seemingly evergreen MGB, of which over half a million were built between 1962 and 1980. There was no successor, the MG badge being applied solely to corporate saloons, but sports cars returned in 1995 with the launch of the acclaimed MGF. The marque was reborn in 2000 when Rover, its corporate owner and hitherto the property of BMW, returned to British ownership. This edition has been brought up to date by Jonathan Wood. Ref:SPLMG

Everything from basic tuning data, to torque settings and complete component rebuilding are covered by these comprehensive manuals. Most Hardbound Ref:212-360

by David Knowles. A well-illustrated celebration of the history of Britain's best loved sports car. Hardbound, 10" x 10", 160 pages. Ref:211-455