Zoom Classic Cars presents this 1976 MG MGB Roadster.The MG MGB is
one of the most recognizable British sports cars ever produced,
with more than 500,000 examples built between 1962 and 1980. Its
timeless styling, responsive handling, simple mechanical design,
and affordable ownership have made it a favorite among enthusiasts
for generations. Whether cruising scenic back roads or attending
local car shows, the MGB continues to deliver the pure open-air
driving experience that made British roadsters famous.Offered here
is a 1976 MG MGB Roadster finished in Crimson Red with a Black
vinyl interior, owned and well maintained by the current owner for
the past 14 years. This is a better-than-driver-quality example
that has been regularly serviced, garage kept, and thoughtfully
upgraded while retaining its classic character. Power comes from
the dependable 1.8L inline four-cylinder engine with Weber Carb
believed to have been rebuilt prior to the current owner's
purchase, backed by a 4-speed manual transmission (without
overdrive). The factory emissions equipment has been removed,
allowing the engine to breathe more freely and providing a more
traditional MGB driving experience. The odometer currently reads
33,357 miles, although actual mileage is believed to have exceeded
its mechanical limits. Over the years, numerous mechanical
improvements have been completed, including replacement of the
clutch master cylinder and slave cylinder, along with the
installation of a new gas tank and radiator. Much of the
maintenance has been performed by Brown's British Imports of
Plymouth, Massachusetts, a respected British car specialist.The
interior is clean, featuring black vinyl bucket seats with no rips
or tears, complemented by a handsome wood steering wheel and
matching wood shift knob. Modern convenience comes from a
retro-style AM/FM stereo with Bluetooth connectivity, enhanced by
two additional door-mounted speakers while maintaining a
period-correct appearance. Additional upgrades include: Upgraded
headlights, Headlight relays, Newer horn, New black manual
convertible top installed approximately three years ago with
Matching tonneau cover included. The exterior presents very well
with body panels that line up nicely and attractive Crimson Red
paint. As expected of a well-enjoyed classic, there are minor
scratches, chips, and imperfections including some bubbling on the
bottom corner of the driver's side door as shown that is consistent
with age, and some weather stripping could benefit from attention.
Opening the trunk which is fitted with an optional luggage rack,
reveals a clean, solid, carpeted luggage compartment complete with
rear-mounted radio speakers, jack equipment, extra wheel rim and
cover and excellent overall presentation. The car rides on original
steel rally wheels fitted with Yokohama Avid Touring S tires that
are approximately four years old and have traveled less than 500
miles since installation. Underneath, the chassis is clean and
solid with only typical light surface rust visible. 1976 MGBs
didn't come with a sway bar, but a new one from Moss Motors was
added by the current owner greatly increasing the car's handling
and cornering. The car starts easily, shifts smoothly, and drives
exactly as an MGB should, making it equally suited for weekend
cruises, local British car events, or simply enjoying top-down
motoring on a sunny day. Included with the sale are are a clean
Massachusetts title in the owner's name, electrical system diagram,
service manuals, older car cover and a Craftsman creeper as shown.
This is a well-cared-for, honest MGB that benefits from long-term
ownership, documented maintenance, tasteful upgrades, and careful
storage. It offers the unmistakable charm and simplicity that have
made the MGB one of the most beloved classic sports cars in the
world. Call Jeff today for additional information or to schedule a
viewing of this classic British roadster. Thanks for Looking.
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