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A car that is fun to drive, cheap to buy and simple to repair. The MGB is still considered by enthusiasts as the perfect entry level British sports car purchase. The MGB was built from 1963-1980 by the British Motor Company and later by British Leyland in the United Kingdom. An astonishing 400,000 units were manufactured. The GT model was first introduced in 1965 as a 2+2 variant to offer more seating and luggage capacity. Although the GT model did suffer from a slightly lower 0-60 acceleration speed, the top speed was able to touch 105mph.

Our classic 1967 MG MGB GT is a great example of the British sports car invasion. Painted in an glossy black with red vinyl interior beautifully contrasting to the outside of the car and a convenient hatchback design. All sitting on its original wheels. Under the hood is a 1493cc engine attached to a manual 4-speed transmission. The same engine that was introduced in the Triumph Spitfire....

The recipe for a British roadster is timeless. Making the experience accessible to the masses the MGB offers affordability, fun, reasonable reliability, and top-down wind through the hair experience!

The odometer shows 12,898 miles. This mileage is believed to be 112,898. The current owner purchased it from a dealer in 2015 in great condition and drove it very little. Most of the car appears to be original with the exception of twin carburetors, red suspension springs, and an aftermarket radio.

The driving experience is what one expects from sporty vehicle from the late 70s. It starts, runs, and drives like a car from the 70s, but add the fun of a rear-wheel-drive front engine experience. These inline 4 cylinders are notoriously reliable and sporting good fun. Most cities can proudly claim MG owners clubs to add community...

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 1979 example is a sight to behold with its modern bumpers and orange paint with a sheen that'll make a speeding bullet jealous. As you walk around this little roadster you'll notice nice details like the wire wheels, chrome trim and luggage rack. The interior is cozy and snug just like a sports car should be. With black vinyl bucket seats and proper sporting gauges the driver has everything they need for their next spirited drive. Under the hood is a buzzy little...

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 MGB has been gifted a beautiful Hunter green paint job that just pops when looking at it and to go with the magnificent paint job is practically new black top. With the top up or down one of the most attractive features of this MGB is the recently done tan interior. With new synthetic leather seats that have MG emblem embroidered onto the headrest, along with...

This vintage beauty boasts a captivating red exterior that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. The timeless design of the MGB is complemented by its sleek wire wheels, adding a touch of elegance to its sporty profile. Inside, you'll find a well-preserved black vinyl interior that offers a classic and comfortable driving experience. The cabin is equipped with an AM/FM radio, providing entertainment for your journeys, whether you're cruising down the highway or navigating winding country roads. The inclusion of seatbelts ensures a level of safety for you and your passengers as you enjoy the ride. Under the hood, this MGB is powered by a spirited 4-cylinder engine paired with a manual transmission, delivering an engaging driving experience that enthusiasts cherish. The radial...