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The Bexhill 100 Motoring Club
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Bexhill - on - Sea
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TN39 3XE
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March Car MG TD 1950








Engine
Cylinders: 4 in-line
Valves: 8 over head type
Bore & Stroke: 66.5mm x 90.0mm
Displacement: 1250cc
Valves: Pushrod/overhead
Compression ratio: 7.3 to 1
Carburetors: Two 1.25in SU
Power output: 54bhp at 5,200rpm
Transmission
Clutch: &.25in Borg and Beck
Ingle dry-plate diaphragm
Gearbox: 4-speed synchromesh on
2nd, 3rd and top gears
Ratio: Top 5.125, 3rd 7.093, 2nd 10.61,
1st 17.94, reverse 4.76
Performance
Maximum speed: 78.9
Acceleration: 0-60mph: 19.4sec
Overall fuel consumption: 26.3pmg
Brakes
Lockheed hydraulic, drums all round
Steering
Rack and pinion, 2.75 turns lock to lock
Turning circle: 32 feet
Suspension
Front: independent coil & unequal wishbones
Rear: semi-elliptic, leaf spring
Wheels
Pressed steel 4.5j x 15inc disc
Construction
Ladder-type chassis, ash framed
Steel body
Dimensions & Weight
Wheelbase: 7ft 10in
Track – front: 3ft 11.5in
Track- rear: 4ft 2in
Overall length: 12ft 1in
Overall width: 4ft 10.6in
Overall height: 4ft 5in
Kerb weight: 2005lbs
Production 1949-53
Export: 23,488
Home: 1,656
Cars built: 29,664
The car was built as a right-hand drive export model, manufactured on 13th June 1950 at the Abingdon works. The car was exported to Kenya in the 1950's, one of ten that year. The car is understood to have spent most of its early life in various East and South African countries. The MG was then re-imported into the UK in the 1986. Pauline Forward
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