OUT FROM PRIVATE COLLECTION Black Exterior Red Interior Original
Chassis, Body, and Driveline 1,250cc XPAG Inline 4-Cylinder Engine
with Dual Carburetors 4-Speed Manual Transmission Full Convertible
Roadster Top with Optional Window Kit Independent Front Suspension
Rack-and-Pinion Steering HubCentric Mounted Knock-Off Chrome Spoke
Wheels 4-Wheel Hydraulic Drum Brakes 41,604 Miles Design and
History Body Style: Final iteration of MG's famous T-Series line
(preceding the MGA), bridging pre-war looks with modern styling.
Key Visuals: Sloping radiator grille, headlights faired into the
front fenders, and an enclosed-style bonnet. Production: Roughly
9,600 units of the TF were built overall between 1953 and 1955
before transitioning to the larger 1500cc engine. Performance and
Driving Handling: Offers a pure, analog driving experience with
responsive steering and a firm, low-slung ride. Power: Built more
for relaxed open-air cruising on scenic roads than top-tier
velocity, though period aftermarket upgrades like Judson
superchargers can boost output closer to 90 hp. Users on the
Facebook MG Group agree that the TF provides a wonderful, torquey
feel on twisty roads despite its modest power figures. Market
Valuation Average Price: Typically trades between $15,000 and
$35,000 depending on restoration quality and originality. Auction
Extremes: According to data from the Hagerty MG TF Valuation
tracking, top-tier or rare show examples have fetched north of
$50,000, while project or driver-quality cars can sometimes be
found for lower entry prices. 4-Speed Manual Transmission, Dual
Carburetors
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