Well done. I really enjoyed your sound explanation. MB. SOUTH AUSTRALIA

I’ve set my eyes on a vehicle for restoration and as I helping an older man clean out his backyard into a rented dumpster, I saw a tarp and a tire. It was an 89 mbz 560SL. I asked to buy it when he was ready to sell. It’s in great looking condition in and out. He said $8k hard. I said gimme a minute to gather that up and I’ll be back. I did the same with my 68 Mullit (el Camino, business in the front party in the back)

I really enjoy your excellent, calm manner.  Well explained and encouraging me to attempt this. Cheers Michael

Great work dude 😃😃

As an MGB owner I am interested in the work you're doing on this car. Your solution of making slits for the front valence seems a good idea to me. The grille is often a very tight fit and it might not fit if the brackets of the valence are in its way.

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Was this originally a rubber bumper MGB?  Seems to be a current popular way of boosting the sale value of an otherwise less popular version.   Particularly as MGB prices don't seem to be that buoyant at the moment

hi there, where is this kit from? haven’t seen one with pre installed studs before. Thank you

Where did you buy the rear valance? Br

Do you know who makes these front and rear valances?

I was in the body shop business for 40 years and I’ve yet to find any fibre glass kits that fit or look any good and I certainly wouldn’t be fitting that rubbish to a decent MGB.