Production by year
MG T-Series Year by Year
Nineteen years of Abingdon production, one year at a time. Each page sets out which model was being built, the dated factory changes that fall in that year, and the engine and chassis traits a car of that date should show.
1936
The T-Series begins
MG TA
1937
TA in full production
MG TA
1938
TA, and the Tickford body
MG TA
1939
TA out, TB in — and then war
MG TA · MG TB
1945
Production restarts with the TC
MG TC
1946
TC production builds up
MG TC
1947
TC in its stride
MG TC
1948
TC and the American market
MG TC
1949
TC ends, TD begins
MG TC · MG TD
1950
The TD's first full year
MG TD
1951
TD2 and the eight-inch clutch
MG TD
1952
TD Mark II at the height of production
MG TD
1953
TD ends, TF launched 15 October
MG TD · MG TF
1954
The XPEG arrives — TF 1500
MG TF
1955
The last of the traditional MGs
MG TF
No T-Types were built between 1940 and 1944: Abingdon was turned over to aircraft components and tank modification for the duration of the war, and production resumed with the TC in September 1945.
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