Wayne Myer purchased a 1955 MG TF 1500 project car - everything intact (sat in a
barn for the past 22 years), except engine.

He is attempting to track down the original engine. (The original car number is #9727; the original engine #XPEG 3506.) If that cannot be found, he
would very much like to put a 1466cc engine back in, even if not the original.

Any leads with regard to an engine would be greatly appreciated.

You may contact:
Wayne R Myer
National Accounts Manager
Interstate Restoration Group, Inc.
Office: 908-638-4088
Cell: 908-500-7649

From Mike Kemp on 10/3/2006:
My brother passed away recently in Northeastern Washington. When I
went over to check things out I found he still had his TF. He bought it
out of college about 1959 or 60. The family didn't realize he had it
after all these years. It is a basket case, partially disassembled,
complete chassis on wire wheels, with sheet metal intact from cowl back.
I believe the engine is there also. Front fenders, windshield, bonnet,
and seat are there but off the car. I have not been able to find a
title to the car so far. The car has been stored in his garage for many years.
I would like to dispose of the car fairly quickly and still have it end up
with someone who would appreciate it and use it.
Contact: Mike Kemp, 360-289-0192, Kemp1855@aol.com

From David Hardy (1/14/2008)
Have a TF 1500 "California Special." It has been restored and I want to sell it.
I am not familiar with anything concerning these cars and I am at a loss as to
where I can get an appraisal or post it for sale.I am hoping I can get some
advice. Do you know if there is such a model named "California Special"?
Thank you
David Hardy
Yreka California

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