Motorcar Studio is pleased to offer this 1959 MG MGA 1600 Mk I
Roadster. This MGA underwent a frame-off restoration under prior
ownership and still presents to a very nice standard inside and
out. Excellent paint quality over a straight and solid body; door
fitment and panel gaps are quite good. It's particularly attractive
in black over beige interior. Factory steel wheels with hubcaps are
wearing whitewall radial tires. Bumpers, chrome, trim, and lenses
have all been restored. Very clean underneath with newer floor
boards and no observed rust.
Interior was likewise fully restored to a nice standard with new
carpets, floor mats, door cards, crash roll, and seat upholstery.
Gorgeous three-spoke wood-rimmed steering wheel. Gauges are clear
and working. Canvas tonneau was purchased in 2024 and fits
beautifully with all snaps working. A convertible top frame is
included with the sale.
Under the hood is a 1588 cc four cylinder engine mated to
four-speed manual transmission. Based on the chassis number
(70922), this is a late 1959 production car (the first MGA 1600 was
chassis number 68851 produced in May of 1959). In addition to the
larger engine, the 1600 also was fitted from the factory with front
disk brakes. This MGA starts easily and runs and drives great
(tracks straight and stops straight, as well) - the chassis feels
particularly composed.
For more information about this 1959 MG MGA 1600 Roadster for sale
at Motorcar Studio in Savannah, please call 912-235-0435.
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