Can Anyone Identify a Jarvis-Bodied M-Type MG
Posted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 12:35 pm
The following request for help was posted to the North American Triple-M Register. I thought someone in our forum might be able to help. The car is undoubtedly an M-Type but, with a Jarvis body, it was unlikely to have a boat tail. Message follows:
"I have a friend that asked me if anyone would know about a particular car he had helped restore umpteen years ago. It was a Jarvis Midget based on a 1930s MG chassis and running gear.
Because of time passed he can't remember if it was a four cylinder engine or six., nor remember the aluminum body style exactly, but thinks it had a boat tail.
This took place in the Los Angeles, California area about the mid '60's. In '67 he was transferred to New York so does not know how far the restoration got. The owner of the Jarvis Midget has long since died so cannot refer back to him, but the owner was Hugh Sutherland.
The Jarvis Midget is a new one on me but if anyone has info on this model and in particular, know of the one once owned by Hugh, my friend would be most grateful. It is a long shot we know but if any group would have a clue, my bet is on the knowledgeable TABCers.
Thanks,
David Edgar, TC 5108
El Cajon, California
djedgar@pacbell.net"
"I have a friend that asked me if anyone would know about a particular car he had helped restore umpteen years ago. It was a Jarvis Midget based on a 1930s MG chassis and running gear.
Because of time passed he can't remember if it was a four cylinder engine or six., nor remember the aluminum body style exactly, but thinks it had a boat tail.
This took place in the Los Angeles, California area about the mid '60's. In '67 he was transferred to New York so does not know how far the restoration got. The owner of the Jarvis Midget has long since died so cannot refer back to him, but the owner was Hugh Sutherland.
The Jarvis Midget is a new one on me but if anyone has info on this model and in particular, know of the one once owned by Hugh, my friend would be most grateful. It is a long shot we know but if any group would have a clue, my bet is on the knowledgeable TABCers.
Thanks,
David Edgar, TC 5108
El Cajon, California
djedgar@pacbell.net"