Gathering Of the Faithful-A walk around GOF, not just for T Series anymore

This week there were approximately 120 MG’s, many coming in from other States, out and about attending the GOF Central in Newark, OH. The “Gathering of the Faithful” was traditionally a T-Series and older event to celebrate the Pre-War cars, but in recent years, it has expanded to include all MG’s right up to the recently imported MGF’s. We took the opportunity to take you on a walk around to see many of these cars that you won’t commonly see at your local shows including a fairly newly acquired Frontline Development LE 50, and also point out some of the detail differences on a TC and a TC EXU that we talked about in a previous video, but couldn’t show without examples in the shop.

[@randombeann3886]

Thank for the show review!

[@mgbgtguy]

Our pleasure!

[@JamesBeal-j8f]

Thanks for shooting this video. I've shared it with friends who weren't able to attend. Glad you found Brian, the new owner of the TD you restored. Jim (the LE50 guy)

[@mgbgtguy]

It was good to meet you and look at an LE 50 in person. It was also good to meet Brian, as I have been wondering where that TD was, and I’m glad to see it is in good hands. 👍🏻

[@americanpatriot2422]

Great video

[@mgbgtguy]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stephenhenion8304]

Years ago we to the 30th anniversary of the Bugeye Sprites in Carlisle (1988) to be exact. It was such a blast. Great channel here. Thanks for the video!

[@mgbgtguy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaelstoliker971]

I used to own an Austin 1100 and an MG Magnette. I was attracted to weird cars.

[@mgbgtguy]

Me too. I have actually had 3 Magnettes (one now belongs to a friend) and even a crappy NSU Sport Prinz for a short time 😁. I like stuff that would be potentially the only one at a car show.