Introduction
Matt Nolan
A tasteful blend of power, handling and gorgeous 60s Pininfarina styling - the MG MGB Roadster really has it all.
The MGB was first introduced to the world in 1962 and produced until 1980, the soft-top sports car formula of the MGB stayed relatively simple throughout. A B-series engine now produced 95BHP at 5400RPM, a big step up from its predecessor. Its good looks, honest charm, and simple mechanics made it hugely successful - it shortly became Britain's best-selling sports car.
There are an estimated 23,000 still on UK roads, they may not be particularly exclusive, but with their distinctive Pininfarina styling, these cars still provide that authentic classic car experience.
This early Mark I model is finished in classic "Signal Red" and has been Stephen hands for the past 4 years, he was in the market for a convertible classic to enjoy on warm summer days around Wales. With summer shows and warm days ahead of us, this is a car ready to be acquired and enjoyed.
This auction listing was written from information supplied by Matt after meeting Stephen the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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Hi Steve
Do you know when she was first on the road? Which Country?
Kind regards Robert
Hi Robert not sure what country but the old reg was 63 G 820 I think it was reregistered back in early 90s
Sorry it was first registered abroad 1963 and was left hand drive and changed to right hand drive early 90s I think
Hi Steve
Thanks for that. Any idea when it first came off the production line?
1963 it was first registered
I presume no idea of which month ?? Any idea how I can find out if you don’t know. Many thanks
On the reg doc it says registered overseas declared manufacturers 1963
Hi Steve last question- If I win I’m going to drive it back to bideford- is it up to that? Thanks Robert
Hi sorry it’s taken a while to reply yes I would be happy to drive it that far as it happens my mate is just giving it a check over for me he’s a mechanic
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Ammanford
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