great looking cars, I remember as a boy seeing one in the James Heriot (vet) series, with James getting one out of a barn and restoring it.....its always stuck in my mind with its huge 19" wire wheels superb.....then in the rest of the tv series he was driving around with his vet bag in the yorkshire countryside,,,,,and of course it never rained....

Paul....

leather flying helmet, and raf jacket,,,,superb image....haha....biggles and ginger off on a mission......hahahah

found the below on wikki....mg tc midget (the td had little 15" steel wheels...yuk!!!)

Exactly 10,000 were produced, from September 1945 (chassis number TC0251) to Nov. 1949 (chassis number TC10252), a larger number than any previous MG model. It cost £527 on the home market in 1947. The engine was a 4-cylinder 1250cc(76.27CID) OHV engine that produced 54hp and got 28mpg [4] . O-60 time was a slow 22.7 seconds

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It seems the owner lives in my road. I might have to ask him about it. I'll be a bit disappointed if it's a replica!! It's been repainted for sure. Still gorgeous.

I can't quite remember the model, but we used to service Richard Burtons post war mg in geneva and his wife in those days had an xjs, and i can remember some splendid "discussions" with my boss on the subject of its reliability. Ps the last Mrs B was a sweetie!

I had a pre war MG TB Tickford as a student. It was a heap so I scrapped it - and raised a lot of money (for then)