MG Jan Bul v1.0 - The Triple-M Register
MG Jan Bul v1.0 - The Triple-M Register
MG Jan Bul v1.0 - The Triple-M Register
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J3603<br />
By Barry Foster<br />
Early in October, I flew out to Cape Town for five weeks. My task was<br />
to build Rodney Green’s J2, which was at Harp Restorations in Cape<br />
Town.<br />
I had been sent a disc of photos of the car, so had worked out what<br />
needed to be done, and what was missing. I travelled with a large<br />
package of parts as Excess baggage!<br />
I had previously built the engine and gearbox in the UK, and freighted<br />
it out beforehand, complete with a new body and much panelwork.<br />
By the time I had left, the mechanics had been done, the supercharger<br />
fitted, the body and panelwork fitted and painted. <strong>The</strong> trim had been<br />
done and the electrics almost finished-a faulty ammeter and regulator<br />
holding things up. <strong>The</strong> ignition and mixture had been set up so that the<br />
engine could start and run.<br />
Graham and Max, who had helped me, along with the painters and<br />
trimmer, were left to finish off a few details to complete the car.<br />
Rodney intends to use the car in South African motorsports events.<br />
He also has an <strong>MG</strong>A twin cam, an XPAG special and an <strong>MG</strong>B with<br />
which he came 14th in the last SPA 6-Hour race, so I know Rodney<br />
will use the car properly.