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Originally Posted by Maxxed_Ross
I almost jointed the MGOC and got the free edition of the mag... and it did look ok to be honest. A bit of the old stuff but a bit of the newer stuff too
The cost put me off though as all the member discounts are very much bias to people in England. There's not much on offer for the MG owner north of the border.
Neither has an online community like we have here though.
I've been to a few of their shows over they years and they are normally a good day out, but as you can imagine the "young yobs" in ZR's and ZS's get stuck in a corner away from all the "proper" MGs
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Not just MGOC, THE MGCC is the same,and its just not the "young yobs", its the "old yobs", as well, I'm a member of the MGCC, have been for a number of years, mainly because I used to have MGB's.
Unfortunatly never had the money for nice shiny ones, mine were rolling restoration projects, or just rusty!!! Went to a few meets but unless your in the clique you sit in the corner like a dummy.
The mags OK and if you have an older MG you have lots of specialist suppliers advertising and offers. I'm just too lazy to cancel my direct debit and it just rolls on.
MGOC seem bit friendlier, but never been a member of that one.
Think the MGCC are trying now to bring in the younger and newer members, by having the ZR/ZS/ZT web site and attending a lot more of the meetings.
Like everything else you get out what you put in, I should imagine that a lot of the MGCC members are like me, getting on a bit. Plus the cars themselves are getting on, saw a MGB behind me today, but you dont see them around like you used to. So to carry on, the clubs must look for new members and arrange meets like MG's on Track.
Pays your money and take your pick!!