MOSS DON'T GROW ON A ROLLING STONE; British sports-car specialist branches out.(News)
AutoWeek, March, 2007
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Byline: MARK VAUGHN If you spent your teen years underneath an MG or a Triumph desperately trying to translate greasy repair manuals from British to American English ("Remove banjo bolt with spanner whilst simultaneously rotating the bubble and squeak anticlockwise''), you probably wound up buying some very expensive part from Moss Motors.
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Al Moss made a fortune off guys like us. He opened Moss Motors in Santa Monica, California, in 1948, fixing all those British sports cars he and his friends loved to race. There were never enough parts, so Moss started supplying them, ...
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