Tom Bruno

Member ID: tgbmd

Member Status: Free Member
Naples, Florida, USA

Member Since: 2006-09-12
Home Site: The MG Experience

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Last Login: 2012-02-08 12:17:07
Last Forum Activity: 2012-02-08 12:18:17
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My 1979 MGB was headed to the Junk yard in Tampa, Florida. I dragged it home to Naples and worked on it for 3 years and restored it. It made the Oct 2007 cover of AMGBA Octagon as the "Queen B". I just added a 34/34 DGEC "Weber" Interco carb and upgraded the jets to compensate for 60 thou over bore, new cam and free flow exhaust. See attached photo of the "miata master"!

Tom Bruno's Vehicle Registry

1970 MG MGB
GHN5UL1974A

1974 MG MGB
MGBTB74

1979 MG MGB
GHN5UL4974G

3 Vehicles -- Total mileage: 99,000 mi (159,325 km) -- Average age: 1974

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BIMINI TOP

Posted on: Tuesday June 30, 2009

BIMINI TOP

WEBER FOREVER

Posted on: Friday June 12, 2009

WEBER FOREVER The Italian bred original WEBER 2 stage, twin barrel carburetor designed by Edoardo Weber in 1920 has a long history of fueling the most exotic street and race cars in history. Ferrari, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Lamborgini, Lancia, Lotus, Porsche, BMW and Triumph have rolled to the winner's circle many times sporting WEBER carburetors. Prior to fuel injection Weber has been the quintessential, ultimate street and race carburetor for power, reliability and efficien...