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Introduced for the 1956 model year, the MGA represented a complete styling break from MG-s earlier sports cars. This 1959 MG for sale is an excellent representation of a driver quality classic sports car. The white exterior is accented by chrome trim and 1600 badging on the boot and cowl. When approaching the vehicle you immediately see the maroon leather interior. As you slide into the driver-s seat you can easily appreciate the beauty of the wood dash and put a hand on the leather wrapped banjo style steering wheel. Inside you will also find an aftermarket AM-FM-cassette radio that has a hidden power switch under the instrument panel. This -59 MGA for sale is powered by an 1800 cc four cylinder engine with twin down draft carburetors mated to a four speed manual transmission. The updated engine and transmission came from a later MGB. This upgrade has horse power advantages that are estimated at 95 horsepower...

This 1953 MG is a stunning little car with only 46,369 original miles and less than 20,000 miles since being restored in the 1990-s. This MG retains its original numbers matching 1250 cc 4 cylinder engine as well as the original 4 speed manual transmission. The MG had some restoration done which includes being repainted once and the engine was completely rebuilt as well, the exhaust was replaced with a new stainless steel system, a new fuel pump, all of the hoses have been replaced, and a new carpet was installed. This beautiful little MG roadster has amazing looks as well, British Red exterior gloss which is set off by the polished chrome trim screams classic style. The interior looks classy as well with the combination of the red vinyl and black carpet and the real wood dash with chrome trimmed gauges. The manual convertible top is black to match and in pristine condition as well, and when the top is down which will probably be just about all of the time, you can use one of the two included tonneau covers one which is a full cover and the other half cover that can be used while operating the car....

Owned by the same family since 1964, this MG TF has been well taken care of and is ready to be driven and enjoyed by a new owner! The MG TF was one of the last years of the long running body design that started in 1936 and had subtle changes made throughout the years. This TF features a 1,250cc inline 4 cylinder engine pushing out roughly 58 horsepower from the factory and a 4-Speed manual transmission. This drivetrain in such a small car was sufficient to bring it up to speed and put enough pep in its step to be truly enjoyable driving experience. This MG has recently had some tune up work done including going through the braking system and has no problem stopping quickly and safely. The battery and fuel pump were also replaced adding to the reliability and a muffler replaced to quiet the ride down. The driving experience in this car is very unique as you sit in the driver-s seat you feel one with the car due to the tight quarters. All of the gauges are laid out...

MG's have long been an excellent choice for the sports car enthusiast that loves a British classic. This MGB GT is the sought after chrome bumper GT style with attractive chrome bumpers both front and rear. This car has been completely restored. The body is in excellent condition and features sharp black paint. The engine runs silky smooth and the transmission shifts great and will get you down the highway in a hurry. Power comes from the inline 4 cylinder. The car makes a great exhaust note, which makes rowing through the gears and winding out each shift a very visceral experience. Roll down the windows to enhance the experience with some wind in your hair. Inside the car is a set of bucket seats for you and your passenger. Equipment is sparse, but you do get a driving experience like no other. The seating position is very comfortable and...

Powered by a 1250 CC inline 4 cylinder engine and a 4-speed manual transmission, this MG is a hoot to drive! With just 81,400 original miles, this MG has a long life ahead of it. Purchase from California, you can rest easy knowing this is a very clean example of a vintage British sports car. Through 2014-2015 the MG received a partial restoration, with plenty of body gaskets, hardware, and mechanical wear items being replaced to keep the MG looking and running in tip top shape.

The seller has owned this MG since 1973 and meticulous care has been taken to keep everything up to spec to ensure its reliability and long life. The black paint looks so deep one might be tempted to dive right in and go for a swim. The red vinyl interior is plush as can be and almost hugs you as you sit down...