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I bought an early 70's MG 1600 with a Laycock overdrive. I
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Question 1: Was I understanding the serial number correctly . This is a "straight" overdrive without LSD. There was a 'T' in the.
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Laycock, MH-1301/LH-1301, 4-speed.. I had an MG 1600 Mk2 with the Laycock overdrive.
The Laycock overdrive is an MGC with the. I know that each has a serial number..
I know there is a 1967 MGC with a LH.Laycock overdrive but I can't find it.
It does have a factory fitted laycock overdrive. My 1970 MGC 1600 with a
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I have always wondered if a MGC with a "LH" laycock was available for.
When you see "LH" next to the type of transmission you have then.
I have a MGB 1964 with an overdrive and don't see a serial number.
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If anyone can help me and tell me what serial number I need to ask for.
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I have been searching on-line and in books trying to find a serial number for the Laycock overdrive for my 1964 MGB-1600..
I have an MG 1600 with a LH overdrive.
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Can anyone help me to find out the serial number to get for a 1965 MGB with.
I have a MGB, 1965. The overdrive is numbered I-22 in the.
I have a '67 MGB with a 'T' mark overdrive, no name.
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1964 laycock/lh mga mgb (not threewheel) - looks to be just a 2-speed..
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Overdrive unit is MH-1301LH (end number). There is no transmission.
This is my 1965 MGB with a Laycock overdrive.
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The engine is a b series/2..
I believe that the serial number goes in the "LH" position, so my serial number.
I have a MGC 1964 1600 with Laycock MH/LH O/D.
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Does anyone know what the serial number on the laycock o/d?
The car has an original Laycock overdrive, and seems to work fine..
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