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This car shows just under 35,000 miles and is believed to be actual. The interior on this yellow roadster also appears to be original and preserved in its natural state. This car features the 1,493 CC inline 4 cylinder from the Triumph Spitfire and is mated to the Morris Marina gearbox that featured synchromesh in all 4 gears.

This example has all solid sheet metal, shiny yellow paint with the black Midget stripe, a good convertible top and the classic MG wire wheels that look excellent. This would make a great driver as is or would be a perfect start towards a Midget Rally car.

One turn of the key on this MG and the engine fires...

The Spitfire had a successful run but was ultimately discontinued in 1980 breaking the hearts of many roadster enthusiasts.

This survivor has clocked just 37,064 miles from new and is believed to be original. This solid driver has just enough bumps and bruises to attest to its originality and is mechanically very solid. In addition to having that cool 1970's sports car look this one is tremendous fun to drive and easily shifts gears. This will make a bad driver good and a good driver even better.

In addition to the convertible soft top this car also comes available with a hard top and an AM/FM radio with cassette player, seat belts, radial tires and wood grain dash. The 1,493cc inline 4...

This MG is painted in the very desirable and popular British Racing Green also known as BRG. Adding some uniqueness to the MG is a fiberglass hardtop. There is also a black vinyl soft top hiding beneath the hard top. The usual MG treatment inside consisting of sporty black vinyl bucket seats, Smiths gauges and a AM/FM radio with cassette. The smooth shifting and short throw shifter, light weight chassis, front disc brakes and McPherson strut front suspension make this car a blast to drive. Shifting through the 4 speed is something that you just want to continue doing. You may catch yourself slowing down just so you can go through the gears once again. The sound from MG's 4 cylinder is just as...

The Lebaron nameplate is one of the longest running in the Chrysler lineage. Originally designed to compete with Lincolns and Packards, to the top of the line Imperials in the 50-s through 70-s, the Lebaron name is represented here in the K-body compact convertible. Introduced in 1982, the Lebaron convertible was the first American made convertible since the Cadillac Eldorado in 1976. For fans of the tv show Dallas, this Lebaron is a special treat. It was owned by a character actor on the show, and comes with autographs from the cast including Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy, Lindsay Gray, Priscilla Presley, and Barbara Bel Geddes. This particular model...

The fourth-generation Chevrolet Camaro Convertible is an automobile which was produced by Chevrolet for the 1993 through 2002 model years. The power plant for this little 1995 Convertible is the 3. 4 V-6 linked to a smooth shifting four speed automatic transmission. The exterior color on this 1995 Convertible is a very rich and glossy Bright Teal Metallic that is complimented very nicely by a Beige Custom Leather interior. This one owner car has been well maintained and has only 70,400 actual miles. This example is a very tasteful car that has been well taken care of from day one. We even have the original window sticker. This Camaro is ready for the car shows! Options Include: A/C, AM/FM radio with CD player, cruise control, power brakes, power steering, power locks, power seats, power windows, power folding top, tilt wheel,...