203 MG Tech | Front suspension on MG Midget

[@AndysMGAdventures]

John Twist is like the David Attenborough of MGs. Wonderful chap that comes across so well, and his knowledge is second to none!

[@JayFude]

Love your videos, wish there was someone like you in the Kansas City area! Got my motor out, off to the shop, and working on all the non-motor bits till it gets back! Keep up the great work on these fun British motors.

[@michaeldziechiasz5705]

Thank"s John,I have a 76 midget and im doing the fluids for the clutch ,,i let alon for 3 months and I went out to drive ,,guess what ,,No fluid, And while i looked up the method to fix the problem i found you,, And I have always wondered why the front ond rattles and sounds the way it does ,So the next project for my midget will be front suspension ,Thank you .

[@palfab962ify]

Great video, great presentation - sweet

[@joeetschreibeis4032]

Skipped the hard part of the lower trunnon where kingpin pivots on a arm... hoping for a better way of removal besides cutting w a grinder and disk....

[@MrM2hb]

Good video. Thanks for posting.

[@1947acw]

Could do with a bit of light,on the job. ?????????

[@brianlake47]

nothing here (or almost nothing) to assist someone that is presently putting the front suspension back on. Need a lot more detail (or is there a more detailed video somewhere on here?)

[@aria8928]

midget people isn't a correct nomenclature. Tiny car enthusiasts is much more acceptable.

[@allenhanford]

I work with a guy who's a dwarf and who gets really upset about the term "midget". He hasn't said anything about my car and I'm not looking forward to when he does.