Offered for sale with No Reserve is this beautifully restored 1947
MG TC, chassis TC3029, from the estate of a distinguished
Pennsylvania collector and is very good to excellent condition
Powered by its original-style 1,250cc (approximately 1.2-liter)
inline four-cylinder engine producing 54 horsepower, this classic
British sports car is paired with a 4-speed manual transmission.
According to the consignor, the engine runs exceptionally well, and
the transmission shifts smoothly through all gears. The MG TC
played a pivotal role in introducing Americans to British sports
cars after World War II, as returning servicemen who had
experienced these nimble roadsters in Europe developed a passion
for them and helped launch the sports car movement in the United
States. This example benefits from a well-executed, high-quality
restoration and has been carefully maintained, presenting
beautifully inside and out. With its timeless styling, engaging
driving experience, and important place in automotive history, this
1947 MG TC is an outstanding opportunity for collectors and
enthusiasts alike. Sold with a title. More photos to follow soon
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