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Step back in time and experience the thrill of classic British motoring with this stunning 1967 MG Midget. This iconic roadster, finished in a crisp white exterior, is a true testament to the craftsmanship and design prowess of the era. Under the hood, you'll find a robust 1275cc 4 Cylinder engine mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This combination provides a driving experience that is both engaging and exhilarating, making every journey an adventure. The interior of this MG Midget is a striking blend of black and red, creating a bold and stylish environment for both driver and passenger. The seats and interior trim are finished in durable vinyl, offering both comfort and practicality. This 1967 MG Midget is not just about performance and style, it also offers essential safety features. It comes equipped with seatbelts, ensuring your safety while you enjoy the open road. One of the standout...

This classic British roadster is a favorite across the world and remains as one of the most admired British classic cars today. This MGB has a overdrive 4 speed manual transmission paired up to a numbers matching 4 cylinder 1. 8 engine with approximately 6,000 miles since the rebuild. This excellent example of a British roadster received a rebuilt 4 speed with overdrive transmission during the restoration. This 1973 MGB was given new paint during the rebuild and really shows off classic British styling. In addition to the exterior, you'll find superbly done chrome molding around the car that accentuates the iconic silhouette of MG design. Around the vehicle you'll notice clean front and back chrome bumpers and complete MG emblems. This 1973 European classic was treated to new brakes and sits on vintage MG wire wheels that truly give it that classy look. This sporty convertible classic is fun to drive and makes for a great summer vehicle when the top is...

MG was a company based in the United Kingdom which was known for their open top sports cars. Undoubtedly their most popular US model was the MGB. The car features a front engine rear drive layout that had just enough room for two seats and a rag top in between. The car has a smooth little 1. 8 Liter inline four cylinder engine which produces around 95 horsepower. Twin SU carburetors deliver the fuel to the four cylinder. Of course a proper British sports car utilizes a 4 speed manual transmission which shifts precisely. This '78 model is finished in a classic Tomato Red which was applied recently. The finish has a high gloss and really looks great on this B. The wheels were also recently repainted and are wrapped in new rubber in all four corners. The convertible top was also recently replaced so you should stay dry if you get caught in a downpour. The interior is in great shape and features a new dash cover, new...

This all original Machine is built to the standards of luxury meets simplicity. You can tell just with the overview that it was keep in a amazing close to orginal state and has been in its owners family since it left the dealership. A very simple inline 4 powers this awesome little roadster as it scoots down the street. Mated up to a manual transmission, this gives you the ultimate control over this car. Cars like these were built very simplistic, but remained stylish throughout the ages with its beautiful curves and very comfortable interior. The wheels are the original steel wheels, but are now wrapped in a responsive set of radial tires. Take a seat inside the car and feel the luxurious Leather seating wrapped around you as you drive. The start-up procedure is very simply as well on these, from the choke lever to the pull-start knob on the beautiful wood-grain dashboard. Keep in mind that cars like these weren't built the have all the options offered into very high end luxuries from the day, but instead were a means of having the average working class, to be able to have a decent, affordable luxury car. The convertible top...

A stark contrast from the big and heavy American muscle cars of the 60-s and 70-s, this MGB has the pep under the hood to compliment the light and nimble frame. This MG has undergone an extensive full frame off restoration with roughly 4,900 miles since being completed. This car comes with around $19,000 worth of receipts from the restoration and it shows. This 1978 MG MGB is powered by its original 1798cc inline 4 cylinder engine backed by a 4-speed manual transmission. The exterior is painted in bright red paint and is accented nicely with a gold stripe kit and black convertible soft top. The interior is in great condition and is done in saddle vinyl seats and door panels with black carpeting. This particular MG has origins in Canada and therefore the odometer and speedometer are in Kilometers. Options on this...