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I could be wrong

I didn't know that, Les, but it sounds likely. The MGA I refer to is hard to identify as such. It has been stretched 18 inches just forward of the windshield, and widened as much as six inches from the top line of the fenders in. The guy did a corker job on it and it looks wicked sharp! He told me he had five hundred hours in the body modification. The funny thing is that the car looks more like an AC than an MG. Only the grille and the tail lights give it away. The rest of the lines are enough off origional that the car looks very different. As I told the builder, "Its the only one I'll see today".






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