MGB Restoration Manual

5 Comments

1. 

   Tugboat

   7:48 pm on July 18, 2010

   Most people seem to be complaints to the effect: “This shows me how to do the little things …” Yes, he did because the food is no small thing “is a long and meticulous attention to detail. The book is good for its intended purpose. Rating: 5 / 5
2. 

   jim

   10:48 pm on July 18, 2010

   I found the book that I’m missing a detail ameture practice, I would have liked. Being called clean guide thought it might be useful for small restoration projects, but it seems more for the complete reconstruction and / or at least when the party spending party is not much of a factor. I’ll admit, probably bought the wrong book. Pitty Jim Tylers book mgb survival manual or the construction phase for the maintenance step by step guide appears exhausted. The two books that might be more appropriate for an ameture like me. Perhaps the reason why these books have been exhausted, is that the construction has moved from the mobile student more than a classic that awaits those with expertise or money to pay someone to do work. Well, I’m an old type (the student no longer is), but he likes amerture things and make things run much pritty in a shoe. Rating: 3 / 5
3. 

   Robert R. Deitrich

   11:50 pm on July 18, 2010

   If you have some pictures and some issues that the standard repair manual (such as cutting of body parts and replacement of rusted), no information you need to get into trouble. If you want to work with what you have is not the book for you. If you want to buy new or used pieces and glue, this book is for you. Rating: 3 / 5
4. 

   daintybrit

   12:29 am on July 19, 2010

   People – The restoration manual is exactly what is intended as a guide for restoration! If you are looking for step by step working of the body of the aid, or a troubleshooting guide, look elsewhere. This is a guide for restoration! This book is supposed to have made the dent removal and painting and are ready for reassembly. We have 4 mg and is currently restoring a 68. There is no substitute for a picture or a diagram to guide and reservation is charged at a time. I wish we’d had this book two MG! Do not try to rebuild it without you! Rating: 5 / 5
5. 

   Robert C Taylor

   1:24 am on July 19, 2010

   This book is not worth the money. . intended as a guide to restoring the MGB, but is actually an announcement of 300 pages for the newly built Heritage MG Corps. Instead of giving detailed information on the restoration of the B’s how to bolt a new body pieces of heritage. . . . As the book very dishonest disppointing Rating: 2 / 5