My MG Maestro Site

[matthewsemple]

Check out my website:

http://www.angelfire.com/home/mat99v/

It is not as good as Maestroweb - but it features the MG Maestro including MG1600, EFI/2.0i and MG Turbo. I have owned all three and my site has the following pages:

History of MG Maestro
Detailed description of all three models
Buyers' Guide
Owners' Gallery
Guestbook
Austin Rover brochures (1983-91)
MG Maestro Magazine adverts
Tips and Advice

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[matthewsemple]

New events page with images from MG M 2003 now on my website

[topgear]

Cool site mate! Great job!

and nice car too... How many gallons of polish do you buy each month?



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Rat sandwhiches are not healthy, whatever your Dr tells you!

[matthewsemple]

My MG Maestro Turbo had a full respray in 2001 in Two-pack so actually a quick wash with a decent car shampoo is all it needs to get it looking shiny and new.

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[matthewsemple]

Topgear - I am glad you liked my site. Any suggestions for improvements are most welcome.

Feel free to sign the guestbook aswell if you like!

[matthewsemple]

Events page updated with reviews of events from the South West Area MG M Group. If you went to any of these and you would like pictures posted, then please e-mail them to me.

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Here's me at Powderham in July 2003 with my MG Maestro 1600 which did 515 miles that weekend - nearly 1% of its total mileage!

[G51 NAV]

...and on the left of Matthew in the above picture, it looks like MG Maestro Turbo No. 2: the white press-car. Not seen that for a couple of years.

Of the three known survivors from the original gang of four press-cars, it's certainly in the best condition, sadly.

[matthewsemple]

Originally posted by G51 NAV
...and on the left of Matthew in the above picture, it looks like MG Maestro Turbo No. 2: the white press-car. Not seen that for a couple of years.

Yes, Gary Baker takes it to half a dozen or more shows a year - mainly in Devon. It was at Maestro Birthday, Yeovil Festival of Transport, Powderham and Culm Valley Rally.

If you look at the main Turbo page you'll see a bigger picture of it and there is also mention of it on the Culm Valley write up.

I have seen the black and green press cars (pictures of these in Turbo gallery) but the red one is rarely seen. It was the car that appeared in the May 1989 Autocar and Motor.

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Any ideas where it might be?

[Andy]

come across this site a while ago thought a would signe in. Now kind of a maestro fan , the red press car your were onabout was owned by my dad think he was the 3rd untill he crashed it into a mpv in 93 took the whole front n 1 side of. quite a few years later he saw it in autotrader patched up so it proberly wont be still round at all.

[matthewsemple]

Originally posted by Andy
come across this site a while ago thought a would signe in. Now kind of a maestro fan , the red press car your were onabout was owned by my dad think he was the 3rd untill he crashed it into a mpv in 93 took the whole front n 1 side of. quite a few years later he saw it in autotrader patched up so it proberly wont be still round at all.

The other Red press car which was at the October 1988 Motorshow has recently surfaced and was at Stoneleigh last year. Shame about no.4 - let's hope someone has saved it?