Originally this car was probably not intended to be raced on a drag strip. Oh well, us customizers will chop anything up :dude: . Here is the result of a slightly modified MG. :thumbsup:

Lexan MGA body painted candy blue, orange & yellow. Interior is from HO Express also lexan. All candies backed with chrome.
- SpazStix paint
- Vincent wheels
- Chutes & motor from donor die cast
- Wheelie bars, piano wire & glass beads
- Wing, piano wire & lexan
- Stock 440-X2 chassis

OMG! That is just too pretty!

Speechless....

The British Invasion!!!! Nice work. nd :thumbsup:

Wow!!

Nice Car!! :thumbsup:

DANG!!! Thats a beauty!!! :thumbsup:

Wes

Got to be the most radical MG I've ever seen. Really nice job!

Holy Hannah! :thumbsup: I would love to get my hands on one of those lexan bods!
Great craftsmanship!

She's a beauty!

Very nice looking car!!!

Thanks guys! Joe you can pick one of these bodies here.

http://www.scaleauto.com/bodies/sa.htm

The first post on this thread...the one with the Awesum flamed out body pics with all the other fine detail also....ROCKS BIG TIME!

Wooooooooooooah, Bob...zilla

I would love to test run that beauty.

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: rr

Originally this car was probably not intended to be raced on a drag strip.
If you have ever seen the movie "Hot Rod Girl", notice what her T-Bird is racing against in the opening drag races: a wire wheeled Jaguar. So I'd say an MGA is a drag car by 1956 B-movie standards.
I used to sorta street-drag an MGA...sorta. I had an MGA engine and 4-speed transmission in a Nash Metropolitan. It was quick in a straight line, but it cornered about as well as the bathtub it's body was styled from.
Jack