There are some cars that I want so badly that it is hard to write them up. They are not always rare or even great bargains. Normally, they are just rust free drivers at good prices that I think… more»
MG Barn Finds
MGB Update: Still Running Rough!
A while back we were discussing the possible causes of my MGB’s rough idle and many of you suggested that the carburetors could be the culprit. I wanted to blame it on the valve train, but before doing anything… more»
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Volvo Power: 1951 MG TD
David writes: Hi guys, I know you guys will love this ’51 MG! It is in fantastic condition and only needs a little bit of work to make it a driver. Is it priced right at $13K? I have… more»
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GOF Veteran: 1952 MG TD
The Gathering Of the Faithful (GOF) is one of the more iconic MG events, having been held continuously since 1964 by the New England MG T-Series Register. This TD has recently been pulled from storage after more than 30 years… more»
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Motoring Monday: 1951 MGTD
This 1951 MGTD is a prototypical barnfind – ok, garage find! After covering 126,000 miles (kudos to the seller for not trying to pass it off as 26,000), the car was put away for years in a garage. Thankfully,… more»
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Eight MGBs In The Forest
MGBs aren’t the most valuable of classics, but these little British cars are great to drive and are one of the cheapest classics to keep on the road. Finding them usually isn’t a difficult task, just search your local… more»
MGB Update: Timing Is Everything!
Project updates on my MGB have been slim because it has provided reliable service for the most part. It has started to develop a rough idle lately though. The problem was worse on hot days, so I figured a new condenser… more»
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Motoring Monday: 1977 MG Midget
The MG Midget (and it’s Austin-Healey Sprite sibling) has offered an inexpensive way into British sports car ownership since its introduction in 1961. The owner of this particular example has lost their working space and the car has to be… more»
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1965 MGB: Honest Project
The seller of this ’65 MGB is a confessed MG hoarder. His posting is the most honest and informative I’ve seen in a while. This fellow did all the usual things and more to revive this B after it… more»
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Mystery Year MGB For $1,000
I’ve been trying to figure out exactly what year this MGB is since I first saw the auction (thanks to Jim S for sending in this find!) The seller calls it a 1962. It’s not that early a car,… more»
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1969 MG Midget for $2,500
“Good Going MG Midget” went the ad (see it here along with other Midget TV commercials). I remember that line when I was a kid, and it worked for me when I had a white 1970 Midget while I was… more»
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Forgotten For Decades: Multiple MGBs
The other day I walked into a local auto parts store and asked the young man at the counter for some parts for my MGB. He gave me a puzzled look, so I said the letters slowly, “M. G.”…. more»
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Metal Dash Project: 1967 MGB
I love my MGB GT! It’s fun to drive and proven to be a reliable daily driver. There is one thing that would make it better though. Well, three things – a metal dash, leather seats, and wire rims. Being a… more»
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1964 MG Midget: Used, But Loved
Let’s face it, classic car ownership can be expensive. Not only can they be pricy to buy, but they can get expensive to restore and maintain. But if you pick the right car you can actually get into the… more»
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True Barn Find 1974 MGB
It’s unusual to find such a solid MGB in a barn! This British roadster is ready to be awakened from a 20 year slumber and can be located in Richmond, Virginia. The sleepy-looking car is advertised here on craigslist… more»
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Museum Raffle: Win This 1960 MGA!
The good people over at the Owls Head Transportation Museum just let us know that they are raffling off this great looking 1960 MGA! Tickets cost $100 each and they are only selling 777. All the proceeds will go… more»
