Mg Convertible Top Frame on 2040-parts.com
Nederland, Texas, United States
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Frame is off a 1978 Midget. It has been sanded, primed and painted with gloss black lacquer. All pivot joints move freely & frame is in Excellent shape. The six mounting bolts are included. I have top clamps for this frame as well. Moss sells this frame for $450.00, Victoria Brittish sells for $400.00. The clamps are $50.00 each at both of the above listed vendors. Selling for $175.00 (firm) Clamps are additional for &40.00. Please contact me with any questions.
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