The photo above is an overlay from the launch day held at Chobham, UK in July 1958 and a 50th anniversary re-enactment held at GT-33, Seven Springs, Pennsylvania in 2008.

WELCOME to the MGA Twin Cam Group, established in late 1965 by Phil Richer and Mike Ellman-Brown and now chaired by myself Mark Hester with help from my experienced team.

The earliest known group article published in Safety Fast dates from May 1969 which you can read here. As Mike points out in this article, the group was setup to help owners maintain their cars and offer moral support, something which we hope holds true today.

One of the first questions people often ask, is how many twin cams currently survive from the 2111 production and two prototypes made between the launch day at Chobham (as shown in the photo above) in 1958 and June 1960.

A vague answer usually ensues, as many owners have not made contact in decades, so I would encourage those that fit into this category to make contact with the group. What I can confirm is Phil Richer began publishing owners lists in 1976 and since then, all but just over 1000 twin cams have made their way onto the various registers and groups.

Limited stocks of Twin Cam specific merchandise are available from the menu bar on the left. Twin Cam Group grill badges will be available again in Q1 2012, please register your interest.

Twin Cam related events can be found here under the main MGA register. These include: MG Era at Brooklands, MGA day, MG Live at Silverstone & Touring events.
We encourage you to register your Twin Cam with MGCC UK by clicking here

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