HIGHLIGHTS:
SPECTACULAR, SHOW-QUALITY RESTORATION
JUST RELEASED FROM A PROMINENT COLLECTION
HIGHLY DESIRABLE COLOR COMBINATION
DRIVES AND PERFORMS AS NEW
HIGHLY OPTIONED
ACCOMPANIED WITH ITS OWNER'S MANUAL AND TONNEAU COVER
SIMPLY ONE OF THE BEST EXAMPLES WE'VE OFFERED IN YEARS
TREMENDOUS INVESTMENT POTENTIAL
A COLLECTOR'S DREAM
FEATURES INCLUDE:
1.3L INLINE-4
FOUR-SPEED MANUAL
TONNEAU COVER
TURN SIGNALS
REMOVABLE SIDE CURTAINS
CHROME HUBCAPS
LEATHER UPHOLSTERY
The MG T-Type sports car (affectionately referred to as the Midget), was first introduced in 1936 as a replacement to the PA/PB models. With somewhat larger dimensions versus its predecessor and increased horsepower with an OHV Inline-4, the new TA carried on the success of the older model and offered British driving enthusiasts exceptional handling and - for the time - impressive performance. Of course, MG released several major updates to the car over the years, first the TB in 1939 followed by the TC in 1945.
The fourth iteration of the classic T-Type, the TD, was announced in January 1950. While sharing similar styling with prior T-Type models, the TD featured a new 'Y-Type' chassis, updated rear axle, and independent front suspenion in addition to the familiar drivetrain from the TC. The transformation was dramatic, with period critics describing the new car as being much better behaved on the road as well as more comfortable. With a yet again larger body, some British enthusiasts felt the car was too "American". Yet, the car enjoyed exceptional sales and is today one of the most well regarded classic MG sports cars.
The incredible 1952 MG TD Roadster featured here is finished in gorgeous Woodland Green (a.k.a. British Racing Green) over a Beige leather interior with a matching convertible top. This investment-grade MG has been beautifully restored and is now ready to be shown or driven. A recent $6,000 mechanical servicing was just performed, making this the perfect example to add to any premier collection. Offered to the most demanding collector, investor, or enthusiast who desires only the very best at an investment price!
