This custom 1958 MG MGA began life as a 1500cc roadster and has
since been comprehensively reengineered with custom V8 power. That
power is provided by a Ford 289ci V8 engine fitted with Cobra-style
valve covers and air cleaner, an MSD ignition system, an aluminum
intake manifold, chrome pulleys and an aluminum radiator with
silicone hoses, paired with a Ford C4 automatic transmission. Power
is delivered to a Ford 8-inch rear axle that was shortened by Moser
to fit the MGA chassis. The chassis has been reinforced to
accommodate the increased output and front power disc brakes have
been installed. The exterior is finished in Orient Red and features
period-style lighting, including classic-look headlights and Series
II MGA-style taillights, along with subtle side-exit exhaust
outlets positioned ahead of the rear wheels. Gray-centered Minilite
knock-off-style wheels with polished lips are wrapped in modern
radial tires. The interior is trimmed in black vinyl and includes
reupholstered seats, fresh carpeting and a vinyl-trimmed dashboard
fitted with classic-look modern instrumentation, including a
10,000-rpm tachometer, a 140-mph speedometer and auxiliary gauges.
Additional equipment includes a small-diameter three-spoke steering
wheel, upgraded stereo components with a trunk-mounted six-disc CD
changer and a hardwired battery cutoff switch located in the trunk.
**TITLED AS 1958 MG RECON** **SOLD ON BONDED TITLE**
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