The TC Midget was a successor to a long line of pre-war MG Sports cars, many of which were employed by the Liverpool City Police for traffic patrol duties. Noted for its brisk performance and good road manners, the car was found to be ideal for police work.

The car is typical of pre-war police vehicles, the drivers of which were required to wash the car each day, spend four hours per week on servicing and drive with the hood down, regardless of weather conditions.

Description: Black bonnet, chassis, petrol tank, mudguards and running boards; roof in black plastic; chrome 24 spoke wire wheels with spare wheel on rear petrol tank; radiator surround, grille, windscreen and headlights in chrome; tan seats and RHD steering wheel in black plastic; ‘LIVERPOOL CITY POLICE’ emblem on both side doors; front and rear number-plate bearing 'HLV 725'.

Variations:Tan or Black seats.

Notes/Certificate: Issued with a hand printed certificate signed by KG Oxford CBE, the Chef Constable of Merseyside Police. Only the first 100 had a personally signed certificate, the remainder were issued with a facsimile printed signature.
This model is packaged in either a maroon J-type or a straw-style window box.