"1947 MG T.C." by frankie96
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Description
10,000 were produced from 1945 to 1949..approximately 2000 were exported to the US.. all right hand drives... The TC is considered to be the car that started the sports car interest in the states. followed by the TD..the TF..the MGA and MGC and MGB..believe production stopped with the 1980 Model being the last...
a zoom gives great detail

Comments (22)
Wonderful old car!!!
wow wow wow .. wonderful shot and car !!!!!
Cool cars and shot.
Beautiful shot...
cool capture and excelent work , wonderful old car , fantastic !
When have speaks the sport hummmmm. Sublimate representation my friend. An extraordinary car. Thank you to divide ((6.5++)) Quand ont parle le sport hummmmm.. Sublime représentation mon ami . Une voiture extraordinaire . Merci de partager ((6.5++))
old cars are so tactile
This is really a true British Roadster and ... a great Shot !!
Great car and great capture!
wonderful old car
Wonderful car. I didn't realize so few were imported into the USA. Think the attractive gal in the black dress is the owner?
wonderful shot and car
i don't care about cars, with two exceptions: this one and the citroen 2c (ugly duckling) - fine shot.
marvelous shot!!!
Wonderful shot. Fantastic looking car.
Wow, a zoom does give intricate detail on this magnificent conveyance, Fenton! In cherry, pristine shape for all to ooh and ah over. And, I'm enamored by the blond lass in the back.
We have seen a lot of those cars on 66 road (AZ) today.
Looks very nice on zoom! All shiny mint condition and opulence. Beautiful detail!
a wonderful car!!!! Great shot!
Fatnastic car and wonderful photo Frankie.....!!!!
What a classy car...great capture of it
I recall as a child some neighbor having a MG and the exhaust note was music.superb shot