1947 MG TC Almond Green with Fawn Trim and Hood mgb There were three major revisions

There were three major revisions to the model with the most obvious happening in 1976 when the chrome bumpers were replaced with plastic (but named rubber) bumpers to comply with US legislation

and Honeycomb Grille in Tundra and Black cloth interior trim

This drawing shows a version of the Austin 7 that competed in the 1929 ARDS TT in Northern Ireland and features a side exhaust and even a (folded) hood

but one of the most popular was the estate or station wagon otherwise known as the Countryman

000 MGAs were sold with the majority being exported

1947 MG TC Almond Green with Fawn Trim and Hood mgb There were three major revisionsThe MG TC Midget is one of the best known MGs to come out of Abingdon since the Second World War and its what many people think of as a classic MG. It was introduced in 1945 and more than 10,000 were produced before its production run ended in 1949. One notable customer in England for the TC was the Duke of Edinburgh who owned one before marrying Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen, in 1947. This illustration shows a typical 1947 car finished in