MGB Register Forum

Sorry Geoff if this comment was already mentioned in a previous post.
Since 5 years I use Wynns Super Charge every oil change in my MGB from 1971. This manages and preserves the viscosity of the oil.
It is a cheap and accurate way to get the mineral oil 20W50 lasting for the whole year.

Thanks a lot Pete.

Hi

What brands are the best when renewing or topping up brake and cutch master cilinders of an MGB.
Thanks a lot.

Anyone who has experience in using this product (additive to engine oil to improve viscosity and running of engine)? It certainly has good reviews especially in old cars, but I was wondering if it is popular in MG ranks.

David Lonsdale wrote: > Just had a look online, heritage certificates are still available from the > Heritage Motor centre, they just need the chassis number and upon receipt > of the fee should be able to give you most if not all the information > you're looking for, here's the link > http://www.he...

Jim Haines wrote: > I may be a little out of date here but if you have the chassis/engine > number etc. is it still possible you could get a Heritage Certificate which > will give you more information about the car as well as, possibly, the > original registration number? > > I got my certificate fr...

Since a few years I am trying to get information about the first UK registration number and/or first owner of my MGB (1971), which I imported in Belgium in September 2007. DVLA and other authorities cannot or will not give me the information. Any other information about the car is more than welcome....

This initiave is great! I own a MGB from 1971, imported in Belgium from Holland in 2007 but still originally a RHD.
I agree it is a folly but nevertheless , having a tax disc from that period on the windscreen gives the vehicle an extra identity.
Just looking now for a holder....