The MG Q-type (sometimes referred to as the MG QA) is a racing car that was produced by MG in 1934. The chassis was based on the one used on the MG K3 but was narrower and used N …

Bodywork of the Q type was very similar to the 1934 K3 Magnette, but the 19 gallon fuel tank was enclosed and incorporated inside the rear tail panelling. The Q Type could be purchased in …

1996年4月1日 · This is an exceedingly rare, original MG Q-Type with fine provenance. It is an extremely exciting road car as well as a competitive pre-war racing car.

2023年9月9日 · In 1934, the MG Car Company launched the limited edition Q-Type, which was a stripped-back, no-frills racer, with no lights or dynamo, aimed at both the amateur and …

The MG Q-Type was a racing car manufactured by MG during 1934. The chassis was slightly narrower but still based on the successful MG K3. The engine block came from the MG P …

Although the PA and PB Midgets were both sports cars they were not racing cars, so in 1934 a new model, the Q-Type, was offered to the racing enthusiast. Just eight cars were produced …

The Q and R Types Successor to the J4 was the Q-Type, an all-out racing car that fully looked the part. A sinister cover below the radiator shrouded the big Zoller blower, which hung between …

Innovative, rare and undeniably exciting, the MG Q-Type has earned its place as a motoring legend, celebrated for its pioneering design and the indelible mark it left on the racing history …

MG 'Q'-type Midget -- 1934 Two-seater racing model, with blown version of 'P'-type engine, in chassis and body similar to 'K3". 746-cc, 4-cylinder, ohc engine, supercharged with 24/26 psi …

Introduced in 1934, the MG Q-Type represents the peak of pre-war British motorsport engineering. Built in MG's legendary Abingdon workshops, this stunning machine was purpose …