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MGCC Library Catalog Last Update Nov-2016 MGCC Library Catalog Last update Nov-2016 Contents PRE WAR ............................................................................ 2 T TYPES .............................................................................. 4 POST WAR SALOONS ....................................................... 6 MGA ..................................................................................... 7 MGB MGC V8 RV8 ........................................................ 9 MIDGETS (modern) ........................................................... 11 MGF & MGTF ............................................................... 12 Spare1 ................................................................................. 13 Spare2 ................................................................................. 14 GENERAL INTEREST - MG - general ............................. 15 GENERAL INTEREST - Biography .................................. 18 GENERAL INTEREST - Technical ................................... 21 GENERAL INTEREST - Motor Sport ............................... 23 GENERAL INTEREST - Driving Skills ............................ 26 GENERAL INTEREST - Non Marque .............................. 27 GENERAL INTEREST - Motoring General ...................... 29 Historic MG Magazines ...................................................... 32 DVD ................................................................................... 33 MG Library Page 1 PRE WAR 0.1 Early MG 0.2 MMM 0.3 Saloons 0.4 General No. Title Author Comments 0.2 09 Tuning & Maintenance of MGs 0.2 49 Tuning & maintenance of MGs 0.2 54 K3 Dossier Mike Hawke 0.2 68 MG Road Cars Vol1 Malcolm Green 0.2 84 Triple M Yearbook 1992 0.2 85 Triple M Yearbook 1993 0.2 90 Instruction Manual – J2 0.2 100 The Classic MG Yearbook 1974 0.2 123 MG Trials Cars Roger Thomas 0.2 135 40 Years – Triple M Register 0.2 136 Triple M Yearbook 2000 0.2 141 MG Workshop Manual M- TF 0.2 141A MG Workshop Manual M – TF 0.2 152 MG Gold Portfolio 1929 – 1939 0.2 157 Triple M Yearbook 2001 0.2 158 Triple M Yearbook 2002 0.2 234 The MG Midget – J3 0.2 251 75 Years of the J2 Mike Hawke 0 2 252 The MG Workshop Manual Tuning and Maintenance-M to TF 1500 0.2.253 The MG Workshop Manual –Tuning W E Blower & Maintenance-M to TF1500 0.2. 253a The MG Workshop Manual-Tuning W E Blower & Maintenance-M to TF 1500 0.3 125 MG Saloon Cars Anders Ditlev Clausager 0.4 99 The Classic Yearbook 1973 0.4 229 Beechworth Rally 2005 0.4 237 Maintaining the Breed John Thornley MG Library Page 2 0.4 280 MG Road Cars Vol 2 6 cylinder cars 0.4 290 Tuning & Maintenance of MGs 0.4 300 MG Sports Cars 1929-1936 Malcolm Green 0.4 301 Wheels to Fortune James Leasor 0.4. 302 Pre War Registar-75thAnniversary- Bathurst 2013 0.4 303 Maintaining the Breed J Thornley Also 0.4. 237 0.4. 304 Maintaining the Breed J Thornley Also 0.4. 237 0.4.305 Prewar Register Bathurst Nov 2015 T Shellshear 0.4.306 Prewar Register Bathurst Nov 2015 T Shellshear MG Library Page 3 T TYPES 1.1 TA, TB 1.2 TC 1.3 TD 1.4 TF 1.5 General No. Title Author Comments 1.1 56 Service Parts List TA-TB 1.2 36 TCs Forever Mike Sherril Signed by author 1.2 132 MGTC 50th Birthday 1.2 149 Instruction Manual TC 1.2 149A Instruction Manual TC 1.2. 150 MG TC 1945-1949 Brooklands 1.2. 151 Instruction Manual for MG TC Midget 1.2. 152 MGTC 70th Birthday Party MGCCV 1.3 31 MGTD Brooklands 1.3 31A MGTD Brooklands 1.3 94 MG Midget TD Drivers Handbook 1.3 97 Workshop Manual TD & TF 1.3 219 Workshop Manual TD & TF MGTF 1.4 98 Parts List TF 1.4 98B Parts List TF 1.4 99 Midget Series TF Operation B M C Manual 1.4 100 MG TF Super Profile J Edwards MG Library Page 4 T TYPES page 2 1.5 19 The T Series MGs Graham Robson 1.5 66 The T Restoration Handbook Knudson 1.5 86 T Register Yearbook 1996 1.5 93 MG Cars 1940 -7 Autobooks 1.5 95 The T Series Knudson 1.5 96 The Immortal T Series Harvey 1.5 129 T Series Restoration Guide M.Green 1.5 156 T Register Yearbook 2000 1.5 215 T Series Restoration Guide M.Green 1.5 223 MG T Series in Detail 1.5 317 TD MG TD Register The T Register 1.5 318 The T Series Handbook D Knudson 1.5 319 The T Series MGs G Robson 1.5. 19 copy 1.5. 320 MG Cars 1952-1954 Brooklands 1.5. 321 The Immortal T Series C Harvey 1.5. 96 copy 1.5 322 MG TC/D/F Parts Catalogue Moss Motors 1.5 323 Special Tuning for XPAG(TB_TC) Nuffield Ltd 1.5 324 MG Midget TA to TF 1936-55 Auto Press Ltd workshop manual MG Library Page 5 POST WAR SALOONS 2.1 Y Type 2.2 Z Magnette 2.3 Mk 111 & Mk 1V “Farina” 2.4 FWD 1100 1300 2.5 Metro Maestro Montego 2.6 Modern Z Types ZR ZS ZT 2.7 General No Title Author Comments 2.1 139 Y Type Saloons & Tourers J. Lawson 2.1 147 Maintenance Manual – Y Type 2.1 159 Rallying in a Works MG 2.1 214 Y Type & Magnette ZA/ZB Brooklands 2.2 83 Magnette Workshop Manual 2.2 146A MG Z Type Magnette - Body 2.2 146B Construction 2.2 160 MG Odessey 2.2 315 Delving into the MG ZA/ZB Loz Scott 2.2 316 “Y” Owners Handbook MG 2.2 317 ‘Z’ Type Magnette –Body Construction 2.2. 318 Magnette ZA Workshop Manual MG Car Co See also 3.1 45 Series A+ Magnette tuning 2.4 71 The 1100 Companion 2.7 252 Post War MG Saloon Cars 1947 - 1990 2.7 309 Magnette Workshop Manual MG Library Page 6 MGA 3.1 Pushrod 3.2 Twin cam 3.3 General No. Title Author Comments 3.1 28 MGA 1500, 1600 & twin cam F.Wilson McComb 3.1 40 The MGA, MGB & MGC Graham Robson 3.1. 40B The MGA,MGB,MGC Graham Robson 3.1 45 Series A & Magnette – Tuning & Maintenance 3.1 69 MGA Restoration Guide Robert Vitrikas 3.1 72 The A, B & C Chris Harvey 3.1 75 MGA 1955 – 62 Brooklands 3.1 75b MGA 1955-1982 (62?) Brooklands 3.1 76 MGA 1955 – 62 Brooklands 3.1 82 MGA – The First of a New Line Williams 3.1 161 Original MGA 3.1 162 Parts List 3.1 207 Call It MGA 50th Anniversary 3.1 209 Workshop Manual Haynes 3.1 243 Workshop Manual 3.1 273 Original MGA 3.1 312 Workshop Manual 3.1 313 MGA Service Parts List 3.1 314 The Original MGA Clausager 3 1 315 MGA Owners Information & Todd. Technical Guide A Clarke 3.1 316 MGA the Complete Story D.G.Styles 3.1 317 MGA The Essential Buyers Guide R Crosier/D Sear 3.1 318 MGA Parts & Accessories 2006 Moss Motors 3.1 319 MGA Parts & Accessories 2007 Moss Motors 3.1 320 MGA Parts & Accessories 2008 Moss Motors 3.1 321 MGA Parts & Accessories 2011 Moss Motors 3.1. 322 MGA History & Restoration Guide P Vitrikas 3.1. 69 copy 3.1 323 MGA 1500@1600 Special Tuning MG Car Co TWIN CAM 3.2 163 Parts List – Twin Cam MG Library Page 7 MGA GENERAL 3.3 210 MGA Restoration Guide Malcolm Green 3.3. 218 Tech Sessions from MGA NAMGAR 3.3 230 Parts List Moss 3.3 242 50th Anniversary Year Book 3.3 310 MGA A History and Restoration Guide 3.3 311 Original MGA 3.3 312 MGA ,MGB Owners Workshop Auto Books Manual 1955-68 3.3 313 Call It MGA P Hubbard and R Martin MG Library Page 8 MGB MGC V8 RV8 4.1 MGB 4.2 MGC 4.3 MGBGTV8 & V8 Roadsters 4.4 RV8 No. Title Author Comments 4.1 29 MGB F.Wilson McComb 4.1 30 MGB Stuart Turner & John Organ 4.1 61 Workshop Manual 4.1 64 MGB – The Illustrated History 4.1 65 MGB – Uprating & Rebuilding 4.1 77 MGB – Brooklands 4.1 78 MGB GT 1965 – 80 Brooklands 4.1 80 MGB Super Profile 4.1 92 Original MGB with MGC & V8 4.1 127 How to Power Tune MGB – 4 cyl 4.1 128 How to Give Your MGB V8 Power 4.1 193 Restoration Manual Haynes 4.1 193B Restoration Manual Haynes 4.1 200 Your Expert Guide to MGB & MGBGT Problems 4.1 208 MGB – The Racing Register John Baggott 4.1 216 MGB David Knowles 4.1 289 MGB Electrical Systems 4.1 291 Barries Notes – MGB 4.1 301 MGB – The Racing Story John Baggott 4.1 302 MGB Workshop Manual Haynes 4.1 303 The Complete Official MGB 1975 -80 4.1 304 Guide to Purchase and Restoration Lindsay Porter MGB 4.1 305 MGB Parts Catalogue Moss Motors 4.1 306 MGB 50 Anniversary British Motor Heritage 4.1 307 MGB The Illustrated History Jonathan Wood/ Lionel Burrel 4.1. 308 MG MGB 1970-1980 Brooklands 4.1. 77 copy 4.1. 309 MBG GT 1965-80 Brooklands 4.1. 78 copy 4.1. 310 MBG workshop Manual Leyland 4.1. 61 copy 4.1. 311 MGB Service Parts List MG Library Page 9 MGC 4.2 67 MGC Abingdon’s Grand Tourer Robson 4.2 192 How to Improve MGB, MGC & MGBV8 4.2 193 MGC Workshop Manual MG V8 4.3 211 MG V8 Twenty Years On 4.3 212 MGBV8 Workshop Manual 4.3 212 & 4.3 Supplement (a) 213 are duplicates 4.3 213 MGB V8 Workshop Manual Supplement (b) MG Library Page 10 MIDGETS (modern) 5.1 Midgets No Title Author Comments 5.1 18 MG Midget 1961 – 1980 Brooklands 5.1 20 The Sprites & Midgets Eric Dymock 5.1 37 Midget Purchase & DIY 5.1 38 Midget Reborn 5.1 91 Original Sprite & Midget Horler 5.1 171 MG Midget Service Parts List 5.1 194 Restoration Manual Haynes 5.1 244 Workshop Manual 5.1 250 How to Power Tune Sprite & Midget 5.1 253 Sprites & Midgets – The Complete Story 5.1 264 MG Midgets & AH Sprite – Haynes Owners Handbook 5.1 297 MG Midgets & AH Sprite Haynes Restoration Manual 5.1.
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