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This MG is equipped with the Limited Edition alloy wheels, the soft top is in excellent shape as is the beige leather interior. Recent maintenance include a rebuilt engine, transmission, new clutch, new brakes, and exhaust. Take this car out on the highway, put it in fourth gear and engage the overdrive for some great cruising in an...

This 1979 MGB Convertible is powered by its original numbers matching 1798cc 4 Cylinder engine, backed by a 4-speed manual transmission, running to an open differential with 3. 90 gears with only 20,853 original miles! Options on this 1979 MGB Convertible for sale include: AM/FM Radio, Manual Convertible Top, Power Brakes, Seat Belts, Vinyl Interior, and White Wall Radial Tires. This low mile 1979 MGB Convertible had a new convertible top, with rear zip down window, installed a few years ago and is great shape. The exterior is painted in a burgundy color with complementing tan and black interior. A new battery has also been recently installed as well. From the...

The MGB is a two-door sports car manufactured and marketed by MG Cars and its successors as a four-cylinder, soft-top roadster produced between the years of 1962-1980. This 1979 MGB is still sporting a lot of its original equipment to include the peppy little 1798cc 1. 8 liter B-Series I4 4 cylinder engine that is linked to a 4 speed manual transmission. This little sporty roadster has only 17,910 actual miles and for all my math whizzes out there that is less than 500 miles per year. The exterior color of this 79 MGB is a nice reddish orange and is complimented very nicely by the black leather interior and black manual top. By making better use of space the MGB was able to offer more passenger and luggage accommodation than the earlier MGA while 3 inches shorter overall. The suspension was also softer,...

These cars are amazing little daily drivers, with the combination of a lightweight body, a small 4-cylinder engine, and some classic English engineering, you can see these cars shoot around town with the greatest of ease. The engine is a stout little 4-cylinder, and fueled by twin carburetors to give you the forward power you need to blaze through the turns, launch through the straights and still barely touch the gas pedal. The transmission is a 4-speed manual with overdrive to make driving on the highway a breeze and something fairly enjoyable. The engine was very recently rebuilt, only 7,600 miles ago, so this little 1976 MGB is a very reasonably priced, and fairly reliable car! The beautiful black vinyl interior makes for an extremely comfortable and undeniably sporty ride. The exterior of this car is painted beautifully in a gloss black that blends perfectly with the interior vinyl. The car has been lightly modified with a few modern features, including CD Player complete with AM/FM Radio to replace the old AM Radios on these cars. The convertible is also black, completing the classic 'triple black' look, and is as easy as unclasping the front clips,...

Muscle cars are fun and all, but when it comes to pure driving enjoyment, there's nothing better than a classic British roadster. Small cars such as this are so popular because of the accessible driving enjoyment, and every true car enthusiast knows it-s more fun to drive a slow car fast. The Miata has always been the poster child for this mantra, but MG is where it all started. These little British classics are always a pleasure to drive, and this -78 MGB is no different. Whether you-re looking to cruise around town every now and then, or looking for a daily driver, you can-t go wrong with picking this lovely White MGB to do it in. This little MG has received a few little button up items over the past...