What a beauty! Straight six with SUs and the elegant style of the late thirties. Hoping someone will ask Ramsport to work on a WA. That would be nice to see!
Art Deco magnificence! The first car I remember my dad having was an MG SA, a 1938, also in black. I remember the gearbox used to get very hot and would heat up the cabin. It also had the wonderful JackAll built in hydraulic jacks. He sold it for pennies in 1963 and replaced it with a Ford Fairlane.
One family owned from new! Man imagine the story of this vehicle in the families life since purchase, it lived through the war, know doubt garaged perhaps...? Then awakened post-war and amazingly the family resisted the need to trade it in, in the late 40s/50s to become a much loved family heirloom. Stunning car.
With all of our vehicles, we are at first a restoration and repair facility, at times it's very difficult to capture everything and avoid delay of works, but this is something we are trying to be more mindful of, pleased you enjoyed the areas of the vehicle we managed to show off, there is a second video now live on this vehicle, ''MG SA - Transmission overhaul road test | Ramsport''. Be sure to check take a look.
What a beauty! Straight six with SUs and the elegant style of the late thirties. Hoping someone will ask Ramsport to work on a WA. That would be nice to see!
That would be lovely we would love to also work on a wa
Art Deco magnificence! The first car I remember my dad having was an MG SA, a 1938, also in black. I remember the gearbox used to get very hot and would heat up the cabin. It also had the wonderful JackAll built in hydraulic jacks. He sold it for pennies in 1963 and replaced it with a Ford Fairlane.
Such a wonderful story, thank you for sharing.
Stunning car
It really is, with a impressive history to match
What a lovely MG! Congratulations 🎉!
A tremendous vehicle, boasting pure elegance.
That is so beautiful! Thank you.
Our pleasure!
Very nice car MG's attempt to move into the luxury market. It was a good car but dident sell that well so this is a great survivor.
Its got a fantastic story to tell also, one family owned. Its just returned to the workshop to have the noisy second gear addressed.
One family owned from new! Man imagine the story of this vehicle in the families life since purchase, it lived through the war, know doubt garaged perhaps...? Then awakened post-war and amazingly the family resisted the need to trade it in, in the late 40s/50s to become a much loved family heirloom. Stunning car.
We would love to bring more to the world on the history of this vehicle. Watch this space.
That must be quite rare car and it looks great
Magnificent.
It’s a truly beautiful vehicle
The SA is a beautiful car - a rival for the SS Jaguars to my eye
Agreed.
G'day to you,I thought it a bit if a Shame you didnt give us a look see first ,showing off the dashboard etc.
With all of our vehicles, we are at first a restoration and repair facility, at times it's very difficult to capture everything and avoid delay of works, but this is something we are trying to be more mindful of, pleased you enjoyed the areas of the vehicle we managed to show off, there is a second video now live on this vehicle, ''MG SA - Transmission overhaul road test | Ramsport''. Be sure to check take a look.