Member Page: Rick Anderson

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Rick Anderson

Member ID: LittleBritishCar
Member Status: Silver Member Silver Member
Napa, California, USA   usa
Member Since: 2011-02-25
Home Site: The MG Experience
Last Login: 2012-05-25 17:08:40
Forum Activity: 2012-05-25 17:08:40
Forum Posts: 702
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Rick Anderson 1966 MG 1100 Tartan Red

1966 MG 1100
"Julia"
GA2S3L71745
Rick Anderson 1975 MG MGB Yellow

1975 MG MGB
"Chiquita"
DONTKNOWTHEVINRIGHTNOW


2 Vehicles -- Total mileage: 65,000 mi (104,607 km) -- Average age: 1971

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3.4L Engine Swap

Posted on: Sunday April 8, 2012

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I bought a low mileage 1994 Chevy Camaro 3.4L engine along with a five-speed T5 gearbox to shoehorn into my 1975 MBG. Although my original intention was to install it complete with fuel injection and ECM, I have decided to go with a much simpler carburetor and distributor combination. I purchased it from a Camaro wrecking yard out of San Jose called GM Sports. Please read more on my Little British Car website by clicking below: http://littlebritishcar.wordpress.com/2012/04/09/1994-chevy...

Recessed License Plate

Posted on: Sunday February 5, 2012

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I sometimes get carried away with the angle grinder and MIG welder. This is a perfect example. I hate the look of the exterior mounted license plate bracket and wanted to do something a little different so I frenched a license box into the rear. I still need to trim and weld it into place. I like the way it ties the rear of the car into the Sebring valance.

Rear Tail Light Fillers - Part 2

Posted on: Sunday January 22, 2012

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The triangular shaped rear tail light fillers I bought from Victoria British will not work with the Sebring rear bumper so I need to make my own. I made a template from cardboard and gaffers tape then cut triangles at the folds so I could flatten it and use it as a sheet metal pattern.

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Posted on: Sunday January 22, 2012

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