Mg 1500 Midget First Gear on 2040-parts.com
Boulder City, Nevada, US
This is a very good condition First gear for 1975-1975 1500 MG Midgets. The drive gear teeth and the synchro teeth are clean and show very little wear. The synchro cove has no wear that can be seen. The interior bearing area is clean and shows no wear and the thrust surface also is in excellent condition. Ready to install.
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