This comprehensive workshop service repair manual is specifically designed for the MG TD Midget Mark I and II, covering models produced between 1950 and 1953. It offers detailed information and instructions for a wide range of repair and maintenance tasks, empowering both DIY enthusiasts and experienced mechanics. The manual covers the 1250 cc 4-cylinder in-line XPAG engine, providing in-depth guidance on all its components. From general maintenance procedures to complex engine rebuilds, this manual encompasses everything you need to keep your classic MG TD in top condition.

The manual's content is structured to guide you through each system, making it easy to find the information you need. It includes sections on: general data, maintenance attention, engine components, fuel system, ignition equipment, cooling system, flywheel and clutch, gearbox system, propeller shaft, rear axle system, steering gear system, front suspension, hydraulic dampers, braking system, battery system, dynamo system, starter system, control box system, windscreen wiper, electric horns, headlamps system, tail and stop lamps, panel lamps system, wheels and tires, lubrication system, special tools, the body system, chassis frame repairs, paint formulas, torque values, and wiring diagrams.

Each section features clear and concise instructions, accompanied by detailed illustrations and diagrams. This ensures a user-friendly experience, making it easy to understand even the most intricate procedures. With this manual, you'll have all the information you need to tackle any repair or maintenance task with confidence.

The MG TD Midget, a two-seater sports car produced by the MG Car Company from 1950 to 1953, represented a significant evolution in the iconic MG line. Following the success of the TC, the TD boasted a more robust and refined design, boasting a larger and more powerful 1250 cc four-cylinder engine capable of producing 54 horsepower. This power plant, coupled with a revised chassis and suspension, provided a thrilling driving experience, further cementing the MG name as synonymous with exhilarating sports cars. The TD's distinctive character was further enhanced by its elegant styling, featuring a flowing body with sweeping fender lines and a graceful chrome grille. This combination of performance and aesthetics made the TD a popular choice among enthusiasts, contributing to its production run exceeding 10,000 units.

Beyond its inherent performance, the MG TD Midget earned a reputation for its user-friendliness and accessibility. The car's relatively simple design and construction, combined with the availability of comprehensive technical documentation like the "MG TD Midget TD Mark I & II 1950-53 Workshop Service Repair Manual," made it a relatively straightforward car to maintain and repair. This manual, a key resource for owners and mechanics alike, provided detailed instructions and diagrams for every aspect of the car, from engine maintenance and electrical repairs to bodywork and upholstery. With its blend of performance, style, and practicality, the MG TD Midget cemented its place in automotive history as a beloved classic, a testament to the enduring legacy of the MG brand and its commitment to delivering a thrilling driving experience.