Introduction
Darren Rungasamy
The MGB offers a classic sporting character with everyday usability.
As familiar as a cup of tea or mowing the lawn, the MGB is very much part of the British landscape, but this common appeal shouldn’t put people off the charms of one of the best loved open-topped sports cars in the UK. Aside from being a stylish design and exciting drive, the familiar mechanics, exemplary parts availability and usability of the MGB have made it a classic car icon accessible to everyone. The design originates from 1962 and around half a million found homes over its 18-year reign. Even when BL decided to axe the car, it remained an engaging experience and never properly replaced. Earlier chrome bumpers models, with the lower suspension and a tasteful interior, are the ones to go for. This 1972 MK2 Roadster, hits the sweet spot with its overdrive transmission, high-seat headrests and crackle-paint facia.
Finished in red with a black interior, this car comes with its original service "passport book" and a documented bare metal respray in 2003, with invoices documenting over £10K’s worth of maintenance and upkeep since then. It was last serviced around ~1,400 miles ago and has lived a charmed life. It is MOT and Road-tax exempt and comes with two sets of keys.
This listing was written from information supplied by Darren after meeting David the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.