The TC Motoring Guild welcomes you to our home on the web!  We are an organization whose sole purpose is to perpetuate and maintain the MG TC through monthly newsletters, technical publications, driving events, regular meetings and more.  Anyone who currently owns an MG TC is eligible for membership in TCMG.  See the “About TCMG” section for membership information.

Latest News:

• Late August

  

  Conclave Dates Announced

  The 61st Annual Conclave of the TC Motoring Guild and Abingdon Rough Riders will be held Saturday through Monday, October 7-9, 2017 in Morro Bay.  Our host hotel is the recently renovated Inn at Morro Bay.  Click here for the latest information.

  New Regalia Items and Clearance Sales

  • New for May 2017: TCMG Embroidered Ball Caps!  Available in two styles – Modern or Vintage.
  • Clearance Sale: Certain TCMG T-Shirts are currently being offered at discounted prices.

  See the Regalia Page for details on these items.

   

  

  Be sure to attend our next monthly meeting on August 22, and enjoy a one-hour video presentation on the lost and forgotten race tracks of Los Angeles.  This video explores several decades of motor racing within the city, starting with the earliest days when there were “motordromes” in places you might not expect, like Santa Monica, Culver City, Playa Del Rey and Beverly Hills.  See surviving cars that were actually there and hear stories from their owners.  Don’t miss it!

  July Recap: 29 members were present for our July meeting, with two TCs driven by Loe and Olson plus other classics.  Our thanks to Malcolm Buckeridge for his talk on TC maintenance!

  For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

   

  

  Join us on Sunday, September 3 for a trip into the past when we visit Old Town Music Hall in El Segundo.  We’ll see a demonstration of their 1925 Wurlitzer organ, followed by a showing of the 1936 version of Showboat.  This is the original black and white version which includes Paul Robeson’s performance of “Old Man River”.  A real classic presented in a historic theater.  Lunch will precede the event at a nearby restaurant.  See the September newsletter for further details.

  August Recap: 41 Members and guests with 5 TC took part in our Driving Tour and Chicago Hot Dog Party hosted by the Einhorns this August.  TCs were driven by Simmons, Loe, Olson, Spindler and Einhorn.  Special thanks to Kay & Larry for another memorable gathering!

  For more meeting and event information, visit the Calendar Page.

   

  

  The September Midget Chassis is online and ready for viewing. Click here to view.

  To view past newsletters, including one from way back in April 1958, visit the Newsletter Page.

   

  

  No news to report at this time.

   

  

  July 6: Added new article to the Technical Resources page.

  June 27: New content added to History of the TC Motoring Guild Badge

  April 27: Updated page for Richard and Sandra Loe with new TC information.

  March 28: New page added to the History Page about our trip to big bear in 1959.

  February 25: New content added to History of the TC Motoring Guild Badge

  January 19: New content added to the Links Page.

  January 19: New content added to the Links Page.

  December 17: New items added to the Regalia Page.

  December 12: New page added for 2016 Sargent Award Results.

  November 27: New article added to “Period Pieces” on the History Page.

  November 27: New content added to History of the TC Motoring Guild Badge

  October 30: New page added for 1968 TCMG / ARR Conclave

  October 29: New page added entitled TCMG Regalia History

  October 23: New items added to the Regalia Page.

  October 15: Added new page for Steve & Tootie Poteet.

  October 12: Added new page for 2016 TCMG / ARR Conclave.

  September 20: New items added to the Regalia Page.

  As always we are seeking photos for the Members Gallery showing you and your TC. We also welcome member biographies so your fellow TCMG’ers can learn a bit about you, your history with your TC or anything else you care to write about. Historic photos and stories are also being sought to expand our TCMG History section on the site. Please send what you have to Steve Simmons.

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