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    Jun 19, 2020 5 minutes

    I have had an affinity for the MGA Coupé ever since the late 1960s, when my sister and brother-in-law ran one as their daily transport. An MGB was to become my long-term MG, when I could get competitive insurance on reaching 21 in 1973, but I have very fond memories of that MGA which, in recent years, have surfaced more as an itch I need to scratch.

    I tend to keep my MGs a long time, as witnessed by my MGB that I have had now for 47 years, something that I will not match with my latest purchase as, if I did, I would be in the record books for other reasons! Nevertheless this will be a long journey for a number of reasons but primarily that this

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