This 1970 MG MGB represents a value price in the desirable chrome
bumper era. Plus, the date-correct motor is a strong runner. So
that makes for a nice mix of style and substance in a truly iconic
drop-top classic.
This car really is one of the ultimate in svelte and sleek British
drop-top designs. Part of that is directly attributed to the purer
lines of these earlier chrome bumper cars. A Mk II car like this
has one of the most desirable looks around, and so it's great to
see the fundamental so complete. Not only do you have the hallmark
bumpers (with two-piece rear), but also there's the complete trim,
good body panels, and the classic Rostyle wheels. You even get both
the standard folding soft top and a racing tonneau. The value price
reflects the room left in your budget if you want to upgrade the
paintwork. But a car as solid as this car already is just means you
have the time to decide when/if you want to give the exterior your
personal touch.
Another terrific part of an MGB is how it really connects with the
driver. The space between the three-spoke wheel and the stick shift
is exceptionally close for comfortable and quick performance. The
black vinyl bucket seats are a great fit for a wide range of
heights. Anyone settled in these sport seats can reach back with
one hand and put up the top, and its fits sung with the roll-up
windows to get you home on a rainy day. And while the sound of the
motor should be enough for most of us, you also have the option of
an AM/FM /CD stereo for upgraded driving music.
Under the hood is the right mix of originality and investments. It
starts with a year-correct 1.8-liter motor that is believed to be
the factory powerhouse. As you dig a bit deeper, you'll see newer
pieces, including the twin SU carbs. It all makes for quite a
strong-running classic. The four-speed speed manual transmission is
an ideal pairing, because is a smooth-shifting unit that makes it
easy to stay in the ideal powerband. A newer brake master cylinder,
front disc brakes, and the MGB's legendary nimble handling are all
about making the driving experience fun and confident.
This is a value price for a strong-running and ultra-desirable
chrome bumper MGB. So if you love the added style this brings to
the back roads, it's time to call today!
Vehicle Details
1970 MG MGB
Listing ID:CC-1421872
Price:$12,995
Location:Lavergne, Tennessee
Year:1970
Make:MG
Model:MGB
Exterior Color:Blue
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:14060
Stock Number:2268-NSH
VIN:GHN5UA209816G
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