This is the website of the Magnette Register, part of the MG Car Club. Registers were originally established simply to maintain a record of the known cars produced for each model of MG since Cecil Kimber started the company in 1924. They now do much more to help preserve the cars and their history, and organise events for owners. You'll find a lot of information here, whether you just want to know more about the Magnette or are maintaining or restoring one
20th February 2019
There's updated information on 2019 Register events, starting with a visit to Bletchley Park on 20th April
You can also download a pdf copy of the original Service Parts List
22nd December 2019
Season's greetings to all Magnette enthusiasts. Preliminary information about 2019 Magnette Register events is now available - please check back later for more details
1st December 2018
Andy Dear has provided detailed instructions for fitting a hazard warning flasher to later Magnettes which originally used the DB10 relay for combined brake lights/indicators
28th October 2018
There's a report and photos of the recent Lou Shorten Tribute weekend in Norwich, a report of Kop Hill Climb, and an interesting Derrington tuning period brochure contributed by Ian Sykes
27th October 2018
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Dietrich Krahn has provided an interesting copy of the first Magnette review to appear in a German magazine, from Kraft-hand 1953. Also worth mentioning is that Dietrich's ZA was selected for the 'Best in Show' lineup at this year's Goodwood Revival, which is a considerable achievement (even though it didn't win in the end), given the many other rare and exotic cars on display Also, new in tech-tips, Graham Austin provides some cautionary advice about front brake pipes |
20th September 2018
Loz Scott provided a report and photos of the recent Gathering of the Faithful (GOF) at Wagga Wagga in Australia. Also Barrie & Sheila Hope attended the European Event of the Year in Switzerland, along with other Magnette owners, and sent this report
19th August 2018
There's a brief report of the recent Harrogate MG Club show, to which the Register was invited
