This is the first supplement to the original volume, which is no longer in print. The document presents corrections to, omissions from and additions to the various chapters of the original book that were discovered after the initial printing. Soft bound, 16 pages. Dated December 2001.

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The first book to cover the model comprehensively. Now out of print, but the Register acquires copies when possible. Price quoted is for a copy in good condition. Copies with minor defects will be priced accordingly. Motor Racing Publications. Published in 1988.

Road test portfolio. Printed in black and white. This is the updated/expanded version released in 2009. Soft bound 133 pages. Brooklands Books

This is a brief introduction to the marque by the founding editor of ‘Safety Fast’. It covers MG history from the very beginning. 32 pages, soft bound. Shire Album No. 152. Published in 1994.

Sort out how your slip ring contacts work.

Is it fuel vapourisation that is causing that uneven running? This might be the solution.

Make sure your intentions are clear to others!

Retain originality, but fit flashing indicators as well. Use in conjunction with Sheet 1 on Steering Column Electrics, Sheet 3 on fitting flashing indicators and Sheet 8 on Trafficator Semaphore Arms.

Understand how your pedal box functions.

‘Data for the repairer’ – from The Motor Trader 2nd June 1948.

Understand your Jackall system.

The repair and maintenance guide for Lucas Semaphores. Covers models SF40 and SF80.

All you need to know about making the changeover.

A reproduction of the original publication. Essential if you plan to overhaul your system. A5 size. Soft bound.

A faithful reproduction of the original MG Car Company publication given to new owners. Soft bound, in colour, 18 pages, together with fold out diagrams. Approximately 115mm by 304mm.

Model and part numbers, together with pictures of the Lucas parts fitted to the car. Includes the all important wiring diagrams for Home, RHD Export and LHD Export models. In colour, A4 size, 8 pages.

Model and part numbers, together with pictures for all the Lucas parts fitted to the car. Includes the wiring diagram for home and export models. In colour, A4 size, 8 pages.

Fitting, operating and maintenance instructions for the Lucas electric screenjet. These were meant to be left in vehicle after fitting. A4, 8 pages.

An invaluable guide to threading the loom back into place complete with locational sketches, a ‘lay flat‘ guide and wire colour coding. A4, 3 pages.

An article prepared with help of the Vintage and Classic Car Spares Company. A4, 3 pages.

This booklet was produced by the MG Car Company for MG Dealers and lists how long a range of repairs should take. 12 pages. A5.

This is taken from an original Alexander Duckham and Co. Ltd. publication and lists recommended mileages for servicing and the work to be carried. In colour, A5.

This is taken from an original Shell workshop publication. It is two-sided and has been enlarged slightly and laminated in a plastic pouch. It lists recommended mileages for servicing and the work to be carried. In colour, A3.

A booklet of information not readily available anywhere else. Comb bound, over 80 pages, A4 format. Includes reprinted articles from the period and answers to some of the regular problems faced by owners.

Intended ‘…to help the owner of a car fitted with this tough little engine to look after it...’ Lots of information on the engine and its applications as well as advice on the main ancillaries. Soft cover, comb bound, A4 format. 60 pages plus a reprint from an Australian magazine.

A ‘How to keep it running booklet’ complete with advice on ‘MOT-ing’. 53 pages plus a trader service data sheet. Soft cover, comb bound, A4 format.

Gives a brief history of the development of the gearbox fitted to the following MG's:- TB, TC, TD, TF, YA, YT and YB, and also has information on variants fitted to various Wolseley and Morris cars of the same era. Fault-finding section too. Soft cover, comb bound A4 format. 23 pages including drawings.

Eight articles originally published in Enjoying MG – the MG Owners Club publication. Includes articles and photographs covering coach-built special bodied Y Types, and a factory tour. Some photographs in colour. Soft cover, comb bound, A4 format.

Find out what parts from other cars of the period will fit your Y Type. Soft cover, comb bound, A4 format.

A comprehensive guide to all aspects of renewing the headlining. Lots of diagrams and information covering everything from preparing the woodwork to actually fitting the headlining. Excellent feedback from purchasers. Comb bound, over 40 pages, A4 format.

Find out how Nuffield body shells were put together. This is basically a manual for those ‘..concerned with the rectification of accident damage to Morris 10HP body shells. But the Y Type body is very similar and many components are virtually identical. Must be read in conjunction with section P of the workshop manual.

A study of engines fitted to MG cars from 1935 to 1998.

White with gold lettering etc. A brief summary of Y Type history on the reverse. Fine, bone china.

Recording the 1997 Silverstone Golden Anniversary gathering and signed by the owners of cars who attended.

Manufactured to the original design in mild steel.

Luckman ‘Globes’ sourced in Australia for improved brightness. 3 for YA/YB, 6 for YT.