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    Maggie the MG ZA Magnette

    May 10, 2024 4 minutes

    Peter Simpson Contributor

    Peter has been a classic car journalist for nearly 40 years, and is a past editor of Practical Classics, Car Mechanics, Classic Car Weekly and Classic Car Buyer. These days he writes mainly about old lorries as editor of Classic & Vintage Commercials, but old cars remain his first love.

    MY FLEET

    1955 MG ZA MAGNETTE

    1958 HILLMAN MINX

    1965 MORRIS MINOR TRAVELLER

    1970 ROVER P6 3500

    1990 VOLVO 240 ESTATE

    1992 ROVER 827 COUPE

    As I’ve mentioned a couple of times in the Morris Minor project, that car was one of two Morris/ Nuffield derived

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