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2006 wall Calendar
845 kb.
MG YT Factory
Production Records ~ recreated (175kb)
A PDF file by David Pelham (updated 8 October 2005).

MG Y Type Screensaver
(2.7 MB).

MG YT Screensaver
(3.12mb)
Models of the MG Y Type - Details of models of the
MG Y Type
Historical Timeline of both Y events and
contemporary world news
Registrar's
report - March 2005 by Jack Murray.
2005 Wall Calendar 1.319mb.
Picture Puzzle No 2
Sister Cars to the MG Y Type
by Neil Cairns
A picture puzzle for you!
5 Speed YB
Conversion (241kb)
A PDF by Tony Vernall.
MG
Icon and instructions
for creating a desktop shortcut to the website. You may need both
files.
Test your
skill and knowledge of the Y Type with our first
Trivia Quiz 1.
Trivia Quiz 2
- how well do you know your Y Type?
MG Engine History
(330kb)
A PDF file by Neil Cairns.
MG Y Ledgers
(310kb)
A PDF file by Neil Cairns of guarantee plates, chassis numbers and engine
numbers, where this information is known
Post War M.G. Saloon cars 1947 - 1999
(4.5mb but includes colour pictures) by Neil Cairns.
The MG Y Type Tool
Kit by Jeremy Havard
Terry Ciantar's original tool kit
Photographs by Terry Ciantar
Older Items to catch up on
2005 wall Calendar
1.29 mb.
2004 wall Calendar
1.369 mb.
2003 wall Calendar
1.518 mb.
Registrar's
report - March 2004 by Jack Murray.
Registrar's
report - March 2003 by Jack Murray. |
27 December 2005
Bill Hirsch Auto Parts also supplies a full range of
fuel tank restoration items - detergent rinse, etch, and final sealant to put
life back into your fuel tank and seal the rust in the tank - not in the fuel
filter or carburettor float bowl.
Fuel Systems on the
Links page has been enhanced to include fuel tank restoration and a link to
Bill's site and email.
Webmaster
19 December 2005
For many years a thorn in the MG Y restorer's side has been the non-availability
of the crank handle support bracket. We are
pleased to advise that this situation is now rectified by Norwebb Pty Ltd of
Australia, who have been added to the
Suppliers Links too. Here is a
picture of their crank handle bracket.
Contact
Dan direct for pricing.
Webmaster
18 December 2005
The
2006 wall Calendar is
now available for you to download. In preparation I noticed a few errors
had crept into the 2005 calendar.
We hope this didn't inconvenience anyone, but in case you want to, a corrected
version has been updated to the site and this too can be downloaded from the
Older Items section or here.
Anyone who was looking for David Ransome's entry, my
apologies - it has now been added - entry 154.
Webmaster
17 December 2005
We don't often mention the guest book (which you can sign in and
leave your comments on the
Welcome page, or read the entries in there),
but earlier today, David Ransome, former owner/operator of the Y parts business
Whyparts signed in. Having obviously enjoyed his visit he left an update
for those of us who remember him and his business. David, we all wish you
well and thank you for what you did to keep Ys on the road in those days.
Click here to read
his entry.
Webmaster
15 December 2005
Please welcome Richard Knight (with
his third YB - one is clearly NOT enough),
YB 0655 to Ys on Parade.
Webmaster
14 December 2005
Masaaki Sakaguchi, of Japan, is a name that is familiar to many Y owners
worldwide for the excellent precision parts he has provided to Y owners over the
years. He has extended his repertoire now to include an offer to rebuild
your Y Type distributor or YT wiper motor to a better than new standard.
We are proud to announce a separate page featuring Masaaki's
products and pictures. He has a permanent entry in our
Links page to this page under the
Suppliers section under
Distributor rebuilds and
YT wiper motor rebuilds.
We have also been asked to show his contact details.
Gary Alpern,
former owner of YB 1407, sent in a new
reprinted advertisement for us.
While not advertising an MG Y specifically, there is a good picture of one in
this advert from 1982 for Plastic Padding from Practical Classics April 1982.
A new Hint and Tip has also been
provided by the East Grinstead Small Works Team for converting used Y Saloon
carpet strips into YT ones.
Finally today, the Reprinted
Article is the English translation of the French article posted at the
beginning of December.
In case we do not have another update before "Happy
Holidays and Season's Greetings" from all of the crew here at the MG Y
Register to you all. Safety fast.
Webmaster
13 December 2005
Please welcome Lina and Aldo Crinó,
with YT 4120, and Charles Kay with
YB 1215 to Ys on Parade.
Webmaster
8 December 2005
Andrew and Arlene have sent in details for the 12th Ripon Old Car Show.
Having read the reports of such a great time being had in previous years, this
is becoming an event not to miss, and this year Andrew and Arlene are planning
more new and innovative things so a whole weekend of enjoyment lies ahead for
attendees. See Events
for details.
Webmaster
7 December 2005
Gary Alpern would like to know what has happened to YB 1407 as he misses it and
would like to buy it back. See the Lost Ys page.
Also, to anyone who has been around Ys for a while, the name Masaaki Sakaguchi
is synonymous with very high quality engineered products. Masaaki has
kindly now volunteered to repair distributor toggle or bob weights. Please
see the new link under Suppliers on the Links page.
Webmaster
2 December 2005
Willem van der Veer started an alternate caption thread on the BBS for the
Picture of the Month
page. I have posted Willem's offerings and some others to the page - visit
the thread on the
BBS and add yours - I will periodically merge them into the page.
Webmaster
1 December 2005
December's Picture of the Month
comes from down under and has an Eco-friendly greenness about it. Please
keep sending in your pictures and stories for this feature. You can use a link
on the Picture of the Month page for this.
Also from Australia, Terry Ciantar shares some pictures of his very
original tool kit with us. A permanent access link
has also been added in the Other Items side bar to this page.
We remain in France for this month's Reprinted
Article.
Again the English translation will be released in the middle of the month.
With at least two articles in French magazines you would expect that we would
have more than one French car in our Ys on Parade -
where are they, there must be some more out there. If you know of a French
Y Type, please encourage the owner to enter their car.
Webmaster
Archive of previous
News pages
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hyperlinks below to see
complete archive pages of the news from a previous
month.

complete archive pages of the news from a previous
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