The following chart gives comprehensive information on
what each book contains
along with number of pages, dimensions, and author info and chapter contents.
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Book Part Number: |
B-104 |
Title: |
MGA | ||||
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Secondary Title: |
A History & Restoration Guide | ||||||
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Author: |
Robert P. Vitrikas | ||||||
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Book Dimensions: |
8.5"x 11" |
# Pages: |
240 |
Cover: |
Soft |
Text/Pictures: |
B/W |
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| Intro/Foreword | Foreword by John Thornley - (p7) | ||||||
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Chapter 1: |
Roots of the MGA - (p13-46) | ||||||
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Chapter 2: |
The MGA 1500 - (p47-72) | ||||||
| Chapter 3: | The Twin Cam MGA - (p73-92) | ||||||
| Chapter 4: | The MGA 1600 - (p93-102) | ||||||
| Chapter 5: | The MGA 1600 Mark II - (p103-116) | ||||||
| Chapter 6: | Competition - (p117-178) | ||||||
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Chapter 7: |
Restoring Your "A" - (p179-214) | ||||||
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Chapter 8: |
Clubs - (p215-224) | ||||||
| Author details: | Robert P. Vitrikas, no armchair historian, traveled to England reaserching company files and interviewing key personnel who were instrumental in the design and development of the various model MGA's. Bob is historian for the North American MGA Register. He has been hooked on MGA's since purchasing his first car - an MGA named Agnes. | ||||||
| Publisher details: | Scarborough Faire, Inc. 1980 | ||||||