Have you seen this before? If you are an Indy fan you just may have. An MG Liquid Suspension Special, Indianapolis 1964-1969. It was one of the early rear engine cars. A product of the fertile minds of Kjell Qvale and Joe Huffaker, the MG Liquid Suspension Special was a genuine contender in the 1964 Indianapolis 500. The car was modeled after the Lotus of Jim Clark which had almost won the previous year, but was notably different in that it utilized a liquid suspension system. Driven by Walt Hangsen and Bob Veith the cars ran near the front in the race before Veith retired after 88 laps. Hangsen was finally classified 13th, having completed 176 laps. The cars continued to appear at Indy in various guises until 1969. Thanks to Barney for sending over this MG trivia.