Morris Minor Owners Club

I was wondering in anyone's travels have ever heard of this Company?

HRG. Engineering Co. LTD.
Chessington, Surrey
Lower Hook

I have a rocker cover for my Mk1 Cortina GT with a plate on top with this name, does anyone know history or if it still exists?
Thanks, inquiring minds want to know...
Steve

I think you'll find its connected to HRG, who used to make the HRG car - http://www.motorbase.com/manufacturer/by-id/45.

In the article, it refers to Godfrey & Nash. Nash was Archie Frazer Nash of Frazer Nash cars. There was a connection between HRG & Derrington, the latter being into tuning accessories, such as special cross flow heads for BMC B Series engines.[frame][/frame]
I don't know what became of either firm.

Is that your crossflow MGB?

No, it belongs to a friend of mine (He is also into Z series Magnettes). It's a 1968 MGB GT.

ADO16 wrote:I was wondering in anyone's travels have ever heard of this Company?

HRG. Engineering Co. LTD.
Chessington, Surrey
Lower Hook

I have a rocker cover for my Mk1 Cortina GT with a plate on top with this name, does anyone know history or if it still exists?
Thanks, inquiring minds want to know...
Steve

I have also been doing a bit of research on them at the moment and can confirm the Derrington Connection, so much so that in 1966 Derrington took over the manufacture of the HRG products when they stopped trading, which previously they just sold.
Derringtons didnt just do tuning accessories they were also manufaturers of many parts including the Silver Top head for the side valve series MM and tuned exhaust sytems for the same + anti roll bars ect for the later Moggies and they were the original importers of the Webber carbs.

Here is an HRG rocker cover.[frame][/frame]