By Lorn Guidry I am a retired airport screening officer and I still enjoy my Brooklands green 1980 MGB like the first day I bought it back in 1995. It was not much to look at back then, with its rubber bumpers and an under-powered motor that burned oil. The Roth Style wheels were painted black and…
Moss Motors to host British Sports Car Hall of Fame Ceremony “You come for the cars, but you stay for the people.” While this enduring maxim has been applied to all manner of automotive activities, it is especially true in the British sports car hobby, which has been populated with legendary figures and memorable…
By Jan Sauls I bought my ’73 MGB from Paul Naylor Motors in August of 1973, brand new of course. It has been a very reliable car at 65K miles and is completely original. It still has original points, condenser, fuel pump, paint, and top. My son Matt is the owner of a ’74 GT and…
By Harry Buberniak Back in the 60’s, my dad had two project cars that were on his waiting list to be freshened up. One was a 1955 thunderbird with the steering wheel on the left and the other was a 1953 MGTD with the steering wheel on the right. Both cars were in running condition but…
By Bob Swanson My story begins when I was 10 years old, in the early 60’s. That’s when I saw my older brother, home on leave from the Naval Air Station, pull up in front of the house in a black 1959 TR3A. I immediately fell in love with that car. Fast forward to 1969- and yes,…
By David Stuursma “I got everything but Hawaii and Nunavut.” I read this twice. It wasn’t that I didn’t understand what I read the first time through. Nope. Two different people wrote the same sentence to me. I couldn’t be happier announcing a two-way tie for 1st place. What a Challenge 2016 turned out to…
By #STC60TS56749L Transcribed by Robert Frassinello It is the darkest day of my life: June 27, 1968. I am a little over eight years old and already used up, cast aside, and up for sale—for bottom dollar. Probably not worth much more than the piddly amount the Dodge dealer is asking the used car guys…
We met Abram about a year and a half ago and have been following him ever since. It’s not everyday you get to meet a modern day explorer, one who’s keenly passionate about British cars of all kinds. The most recent news from Abram is that he’s come across a derelict TR3. You can see…
By Ron Zayas I was in Las Vegas starting my first year of college. With the leftover proceeds from my student loan (Who needs books?), I had $500 of stake money and I knew exactly what I wanted: an MG convertible. I credit a friend’s father (a transplanted Oxford grad, who went on to work…
By David Stuursma- and with the 6-pack crew, too I’m a lurker. One of my daily tasks is to log onto the 6-Pack.org Forum and keep a lookout for conversations about Moss Motors, our parts and our service. There are other Moss employees on other forums, too. Online forums are a fantastic resource for many…
