The seller states this is one of the rare, Limited Edition, models. Hemmings Motors stated in 2018, 'For 50 years, the MGB has been the world's favorite British sports car. ' If you're in the market for an MGB, then the triple black Limited Edition is the way to go as it was the last of the breed. It's a safe bet, out of the 1,000 Limited Edition models manufactured in 1980, there aren't many left on the road making this one of the most collectible MG's. The 1. 8l engine fires up with little effort and the manual transmission shifts smoothly making this one fun little convertible to drive. If you're an MG enthusiast, here's your chance to own one of the last of...

The MGB is a two-door sports car manufactured and marketed from 1962 until 1980 by the British Motor Corporation (BMC), later the Austin-Morris division of British Leyland, as a four-cylinder, soft-top sports car. This rad MGB is powered by a 1. 8L engine that is backed by a 4 speed manual transmission. This car comes with a soft top and and a hard top both in great condition. This particular MG is a limited edition model. In 1979, MG's owner British Leyland did a Limited Edition of the B. While its performance did not get any better, it did get a nice set of alloy wheels, a cool silver stripe, front spoiler, leather-covered three-spoke steering wheel, and...

This classic beauty is a sight to behold with its stunning white exterior that beautifully contrasts with its vibrant red interior. The 1961 MG MGA Coupe 1600 MKII is a testament to British engineering and design, boasting a 1. 6L inline 4 engine and a 4-Speed manual transmission. This vehicle is not just about aesthetics, it's about performance and the driving experience. The 1961 MG MGA Coupe 1600 MKII is a true driver's car. The 1. 6L inline 4 engine provides a smooth and responsive drive, while the 4-Speed manual transmission gives you full control over the vehicle's performance. The radial tires ensure a comfortable ride and handling, making every journey a pleasure. The interior of the 1961 MG MGA Coupe 1600 MKII is a visual treat. The red upholstery is a bold statement that adds to the overall appeal of the vehicle. The design and layout of the interior are in keeping with the...

The TD Midget was introduced in January 1950, and it combined MG's TC drivetrain and the MG Y-type chassis to produce the new 1951 TD model. It has the classy red/black combo, iconic curves, nice extras, and manual transmission to take control on the backroads. All of this makes for an attractive roadster at an irresistible price. This TD is powered by the 1,250 CC 4-cylinder engine that still retains the original brass MG number tag and is teamed with a 4-speed manual transmission. The cabin features a split bench covered in pleated black upholstery, joined by a color-coordinated dashboard and door panels. Appointments include a glove compartment, a dash-mounted rearview mirror and map pockets. The...