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The current owner of this car bought it in 2016 out of Connecticut with only 88 miles on the odometer and has the selling dealer's odometer statement plus bill of sale showing this as the believed miles. The condition of the car does appear to coincide with this information. Walking around this car will show a gloss green paint theme, black manual vinyl convertible soft top, black bumpers, chrome rear luggage rack, and alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires. The interior flows well with the exterior, sporting two-toned tan/black throughout. The interior features tan vinyl sport bucket seats, seat belts, a black dash, black accent pieces, black steering wheel, AM/FM radio, tan carpeting, manual convertible top, etc. Powering this MG is claimed to be the factory 1493cc Inline 4-cylinder engine that is mated to a 4-speed manual transmission with only 3,602 miles that is believed to be the miles driven since new!...

When it comes to fun to drive roadsters the MGB is what everyone thinks of. Introduced in the early 60s the MGB was the car of choice for driving enthusiasts and defined the roadster segment for the era. This 1972 example is a sight to behold with its chrome bumpers and Mallard Green paint with a look that will make an Aston Martin jealous. The interior is cozy and snug just like a sports car should be. With tan leather bucket seats, wood shift knob and proper sporting gauges the driver has everything they need for their next spirited drive. Under the hood is a plucky 4 cylinder with two side draft carbs that purrs like...

Different from the previous MG models, it was called the MGA, the 'first of a new line' to quote the contemporary advertising. was a body-on-frame design and used the Inline-4 'B series' engine from the MG Magnette saloon driving the rear wheels through a four-speed gearbox. This one has a MGB front suspension, with disk brakes and a dual MGB master cylinder. MGB rear axel with a 3. 9 gear. Finished in a beautiful British racing green which compliments this MG very...

Enjoy driving with a little British charm in this classic fun to drive convertible. The MG MGB is a two-door sports car that was manufactured and marketed by the British Motor Company (BMC), later British Leyland. This fun little sports car will really get up and go! This 1979 MG MGB has a red exterior with black vinyl interior, and a black soft convertible top. Powering this little badboy is a 1,798 CC (1. 8 L) I4 that is...

The car's classic black leather interior offers a stylish ride, blending with the car's overall aesthetic. Under the hood, the car is powered by a inline 4 Cylinder engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission that provides an engaging driving experience. For those who appreciate the art of shifting gears, this feature will surely add to the joy of the ride. The 1970 MGB comes equipped with an AM/FM radio for your listening pleasure. Whether you're a fan of classic hits or prefer the latest tunes, you'll have endless entertainment at your fingertips. One of the standout features of this vehicle is its manual convertible top. This allows you to transform your car in a...