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countrydude

Vanden Plas

Join Date: Sep 2006

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#16

16th December 2014, 22:09

they'll be fine
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John S

Vanden Plas

Join Date: May 2003

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#17

18th December 2014, 15:02

And it is..cheers for the advice.
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1989 MG Maestro Turbo no.399

1994 Maestro Clubman Turbo Diesel
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Sussex Pete

Supervisor

Join Date: Feb 2014

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#18

18th December 2014, 21:03

Looking good John. Black wheels and red body go well together!

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1990 MG Maestro Turbo #436 (To keep me occupied in retirement)
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normanmg2000

T16 MGM

Join Date: Mar 2011

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#19

18th December 2014, 21:32

turbo

Yes John they look excellent.

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countrydude

Vanden Plas

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#20

19th December 2014, 01:31

Look great!
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John S

Vanden Plas

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#21

19th December 2014, 10:51

Thanks! Thought they might look like castors in this day and age but it's great to re-use the original tyres. I'll be keeping these wheels.

1989 MG Maestro Turbo no.399

1994 Maestro Clubman Turbo Diesel
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