In 1924, Cecil Kimber produced his own tuned versions of Morris cars
They took the name from the place they were sold, the Morris Garage.
MG K3 wins in Italy
1st non-Italian marque to win the Italian Mille Miglia
WWII saw thousands of Americas serve in Great Britain
and they came across the MG T Type sports cars!
MGA arrived in 1955
Arguably the most beautiful car to wear the MG octagon
In 1962, the MGB was born
There were more MGBs made than any other MG!
In 2012 "The fun is back"
MG is back in England with the MG3
In 2020 brings an electric MG
The cyberster is the first roadster in 20 years.
Today, many MG enthusiast either restore to original or customize to their liking!
Check the Calendar for the most current changes and information!
| Fairfield County This group will be suspended until further notice. For details contact Jeff | Hartford County The Hartford County group will be gathering on the third Tuesday of every month. 2022 we will be visiting different venues throughout Hartford County. For details and weblink, contact Bill Wright. | Litchfield County – Litchfield County will continue to meet at the Pizza Palace in Torrington, on the third Thursday of the month at 6 pm. For more information contact John Bubela at 860-455-6464. |
| Middlesex County Contact Bob Howard . Third-Sunday lunches during cold weather months are held at Landing At Main restaurant, corner of Kirkland and Main (Rte 154). Call Bob Howard, 203-453-2842 to confirm that the weather is cold and to give him a head count for the restaurant | New London County The New London group meets at 6 pm at The Groton Townhouse Family Restaurant at 355 Route 12, Groton, CT (860) 449-0355. These monthly meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month, starting at 6 pm. See the calendar section for many more New London Activities New London has a new activities director, contact Jack Daniels | Quiet Corner Region -(Tolland/Windam) Contact John Motycka for gathering information and activities. |
The New England MG 'T' Register is an international organization dedicated to the maintenance, preservation and enjoyment of T-Series and Vintage M.G.s.
The Register was established in 1975, with the sole objective of promoting the restoration, preservation, and enjoyment of the MGA, Magnette and their Variants.
The North American MGB Register was formed in late 1990 as the result of a strong demand for a non-profit, democratic organization which would be run by MG enthusiasts, for MG enthusiasts.
Old Speckled Hen was first brewed in 1979 in Abingdon, Oxfordshire, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the MG car factory there on the 30 November 1979.
Since 1987 the Connecticut MG Club a non-profit British car-loving club based in Connecticut. The club is run solely by volunteers to promote interest in and help foster preservation of MGs and other vintage British motor cars. We are an affiliated chapter of NE MGT Register the North American MGA Register and the North American MGB Register as well as the Connecticut Councils of Car Clubs.
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MG T Series 1936-1955
MG A 1955-1962
MG B 1962-1980
MG has a new owner in SAIC Motors in China and are now for sale again in the U.K.