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Opening the glove box after 11 years
I’m not sure when my 1967 MGB GT glove box was last opened although it’s at least 11 years ago now. This is going to be quite the adventure, a little like opening up a time capsule or finding buried...
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Opening the glove box Part 2
Item number 1 from the MGB GT glove box (Yeah, I know this is part 2 but stick with me). Now this is really cool, a Michelin Man key chain. Either that or it’s a very hip Michelin Man earring. Wouldn’t...
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67 MGB GT dash switches
I remember my father was always a little frustrated with the toggle switches that constantly broke on this MGB. Fortunately for us there was an amazing Army surplus store in Pasadena that had all sorts...
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Opening the glove box Part 3
This is cool. Remember when tire pressure gauges had dials? Not the fancy digital crap that we have now? A good friend George gave my Father and I these gauges and being German they are very nicely...
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Opening the glove box Part 4
This fancy metal plate appears to be the warranty identification plate that you received after sending in the warranty registration card. What’s a little odd about this plate is that the MGB GT car...
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1967 MGB GT driver’s footwell
Having removed the driver’s seat in anticipation of installing my new Mazda Miata seats I had an opportunity to easily poke my head into the driver’s footwell area of the MGB GT. It’s one of those...
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What to do with the interior mirror?
Since I’ve been taking the interior apart the past few weeks I keep on getting a little carried away removing items. I pulled off the MGB GT interior mirror which is really pretty useless as it’s so...
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Replacing the stock MGB GT seats with Mazda Miata seats
Due to safety concerns I’ve decided it’s worth replacing the original 1967 MGB GT seats (the ones without headrests) with some Mazda Miata seats. While I know that not everyone is into this type of...
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Opening the glove box after 11 years
I’m not sure when my 1967 MGB GT glove box was last opened although it’s at least 11 years ago now. This is going to be quite the adventure, a little like opening up a time capsule or finding buried...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box Part 2
Item number 1 from the MGB GT glove box (Yeah, I know this is part 2 but stick with me). Now this is really cool, a Michelin Man key chain. Either that or it’s a very hip Michelin Man earring. Wouldn’t...
View ArticleClik here to view.
67 MGB GT dash switches
I remember my father was always a little frustrated with the toggle switches that constantly broke on this MGB. Fortunately for us there was an amazing Army surplus store in Pasadena that had all sorts...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box Part 3
This is cool. Remember when tire pressure gauges had dials? Not the fancy digital crap that we have now? A good friend George gave my Father and I these gauges and being German they are very nicely...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box Part 4
This fancy metal plate appears to be the warranty identification plate that you received after sending in the warranty registration card. What’s a little odd about this plate is that the MGB GT car...
View ArticleClik here to view.
1967 MGB GT driver’s footwell
Having removed the driver’s seat in anticipation of installing my new Mazda Miata seats I had an opportunity to easily poke my head into the driver’s footwell area of the MGB GT. It’s one of those...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What to do with the interior mirror?
Since I’ve been taking the interior apart the past few weeks I keep on getting a little carried away removing items. I pulled off the MGB GT interior mirror which is really pretty useless as it’s so...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Replacing the stock MGB GT seats with Mazda Miata seats
Due to safety concerns I’ve decided it’s worth replacing the original 1967 MGB GT seats (the ones without headrests) with some Mazda Miata seats. While I know that not everyone is into this type of...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box after 11 years
I’m not sure when my 1967 MGB GT glove box was last opened although it’s at least 11 years ago now. This is going to be quite the adventure, a little like opening up a time capsule or finding buried...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box Part 2
Item number 1 from the MGB GT glove box (Yeah, I know this is part 2 but stick with me). Now this is really cool, a Michelin Man key chain. Either that or it’s a very hip Michelin Man earring. Wouldn’t...
View ArticleClik here to view.
67 MGB GT dash switches
I remember my father was always a little frustrated with the toggle switches that constantly broke on this MGB. Fortunately for us there was an amazing Army surplus store in Pasadena that had all sorts...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Opening the glove box Part 3
This is cool. Remember when tire pressure gauges had dials? Not the fancy digital crap that we have now? A good friend George gave my Father and I these gauges and being German they are very nicely...
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