This comprehensive MG Midget Service Repair Workshop Manual covers all models from 1961 to 1979, providing you with everything you need to repair, maintain, rebuild, refurbish, or restore your classic car. The manual is packed with detailed information, including step-by-step instructions, diagrams, and illustrations, covering every aspect of your MG Midget, from basic maintenance to complex engine repairs.

With its easy-to-navigate table of contents, you can quickly find the information you need to tackle any project, ensuring that you have the knowledge and resources to keep your MG Midget running smoothly for years to come. This manual is the ultimate resource for any MG Midget owner, enthusiast, or mechanic, offering a wealth of information and guidance to help you get the job done right.

## The MG Midget: A Pocket Rocket of British Engineering

The MG Midget was a small, sporty roadster produced by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) and its successor, British Leyland, from 1961 to 1979. This iconic little car was the successor to the MG Sprite and built on the same basic platform, though with a slightly longer wheelbase. The Midget offered a charming blend of classic English design and thrilling performance, making it a popular choice among enthusiasts seeking an affordable and fun driving experience. These cars were known for their lightweight construction, nimble handling, and peppy 1098cc A-Series engine, delivering a charismatic and engaging driving experience. The Midget was available with a variety of engine options, evolving from the original 34 horsepower to a more powerful 55 horsepower variant, offering a balance of speed and fuel efficiency.

The MG Midget's enduring appeal lies in its retro charm and practicality. Its small size allowed for easy maneuverability in tight spaces, while its convertible top provided open-air enjoyment. The car's simple mechanicals and well-documented history make it a relatively straightforward car to maintain and restore. This, coupled with its relatively low price point, has made the MG Midget a popular choice for both seasoned car enthusiasts and newcomers looking to experience classic British sports car ownership. The Midget's distinct design, characterized by its rounded lines, distinctive grille, and compact size, continues to be cherished by car enthusiasts worldwide. Today, the MG Midget remains a popular classic car, with a thriving community of owners and enthusiasts dedicated to preserving and enjoying these iconic little sports cars.