Wearing a patchwork coating of red over its original blue, this 1966 MGB has obviously been in the barn for a while (that front plate dates from 1995!) That being said, it looks relatively solid and complete. It’s… more»
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Former Autocrosser: 1958 MGA 1500
This MGA was supposedly used for autocrossing a few owners back. It looks stock from the outside, but the seller states that the owner that raced it added tube shocks to the front. If you haven’t seen an MGA… more»
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It’s A Bit Small: 1970 MG Midget
The seller of this very sweet looking and seemingly original 1970 MG Midget, for sale here on craigslist in Stratford, Connecticut says he is only selling the car because he has a baby due in a month from now. It… more»
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Affordable Cult Classic: 1960 MGA Coupe
MGA’s are a beautiful sight with a smooth low slung body design and a convertible top, but this MGA is a factory built Coupe. The Coupe has such an interesting style and shape. Being listed as rust free, and… more»
MGB With Original Paint For $2,800!
After featuring our MGB we had a lot of nibbles, but no bites. This price point is tough because people don’t want to pay shipping for something so cheap. Still, I think the next owner is going to be… more»
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Affordable Driver: 1958 MGA
Josh and I are currently restoring an MGA and this one makes me wonder if we made a big mistake. This car has some flaws, but the seller claims that it’s a solid driver and they are only asking… more»
BF Exclusive: Blue Plate 1974.5 MGB Roadster
We found this MGB tucked away in a garage three months ago. It didn’t run, but the body was still wearing its original teal blue paint and there wasn’t any visible rust! I’ve looked at a lot of Bs… more»
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Roadster Replacement: 1958 MG Magnette ZB
Some of my favorite cars have the MG badge on them. Family responsibilities necessitate a back seat though. The padded board in the back of my MGB GT just didn’t cut it when it came time to transport junior… more»
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Evocative Custom! 1957 MGA Roadster
Under a lot of body modifications, that is an MGA! It looks like someone may have been enamored with Cobra’s or 50’s Italian sports car shapes. However, unlike many of these modified cars this one’s lines work for me,… more»
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Half Price Sale: 1970 MGB
I wrote this MGB up in June when it was listed at $1500. He’s down to $700 now. Why do you think it hasn’t sold? Heck, it has new tires! Perhaps there’s lots of rust. At this price, it would at… more»
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Cheap 1958 MGA Roadster Project
This MGA project looks like a bargain and the next owner could even follow along with us as we restore our coupe! It’s not going to be an easy job, but at this price you could probably come out… more»
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I Want! 1935 MG TA Survivor Find
Isn’t this a breathtaking photograph? Wow. Especially for those The Red Car lovers like I am (my copy is sitting on my desk in front of me as I type). Actually, this is a 1936 MGTA, not a 40’s TC… more»
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All There: 1953 MG TD
The MG TD design evolved from the 1930’s T series and is very similar in many ways. It shares the same basic styling and the body is also built on an ash wood frame. Almost all of the MG TDs were… more»
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B Grade Project: 1970 MGB
At only $1,500, could this MGB listed on craigslist in Indianapolis, Indiana be worth a look? The owner was told it would run by the previous owner. Beyond that, there’s no word on the mechanicals or much else except the… more»
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40 Years In A Shed: 1950 MG TD
I love the flowing lines and classic look of the T-Series MGs. While I enjoy each generation of the T in their own way, my personal favorites are the D and F. I’m not sure if it’s the small styling… more»
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Chrome Bumpers Are Better: 1971 MGB Roadster
We recently picked up another MGB project and even though it’s a rare ’74 1/2 model, people still questioned our decision to drag home something with rubber bumpers. Perhaps we should have picked this one up instead? It’s a… more»
