Vehicle Description
The MGB is a great affordable way to enjoy the open road, but if
you're willing to pay a little extra, sometimes you get a whole lot
more. This 1977 roadster is the perfect example. Under expert care
for over three decades, this has received everything from a
professional respray to performance upgrades. So read all the
details carefully on classic MG that has been maintained and
restored in all the ways you would done if it were yours.
Sandglow is a great 1970s color, and the included window sicker
will show you that this droptop was born this way. But as you look
over the gloss and luster, you can instantly tell there has been a
nice investment in more modern paint. After all, a
sunshine-friendly convertible should always look its best in the
sunshine. And for those times when you're caught in less than ideal
weather, the black folding roof fits snug and gives an almost
two-tone appearance against the bumpers. The bodywork is done
correctly, too, and you see it way the hood lines up nicely and the
full-length trim runs the whole profile in an unbroken line. This
machine was built to enjoy the open road, and so you get some great
features like a color-matched removable hard top and the chrome
trunk rack that's just begging for a picnic basket to be strapped
to it. And of course, all British car fans love Minilite-style
wheels.
Inside the upgrades continue. The factory-correct Autumn Leaf
bucket seats were recovered over the years so that they still look
and feel great. There is a great Burlwood package that now covers
the dash, including the heat/defrost controls and upgraded
AM/FM/cassette stereo. An MGB is always centered around the driving
experience, and this one is enhanced thanks to a leather-wrapped
Mountney steering wheel. The gearstick is still just a short reach
away, and the full gauge package is still crystal clear. This is
pure motoring enjoyment.
From the moment you open the hood, you can instantly tell there has
been a solid investment in the engine bay. The 1800cc has not only
been given the right care and maintenance over the years, but also
there have been some subtle performance upgrades that make all the
difference out on the road. This includes a decked & ported
cylinder head, Pertronix distributor, APT V11 performance camshaft,
Weber carburetor, and Jet Hot coated exhaust header. There's more
to list, so call for all the details, but just know that these
improvements add a solid performance upgrade that MGB people
instantly will feel. Not only does the four-speed manual
transmission help you get the most out of the motor, but also the
electronic overdrive provides true all-around cruising ability.
These are already terrific handling cars, but this one adds
upgrades like a front sway bar, lowered suspension, and the modern
grip of Yokohama Avia tires. So this is truly a superior MGB meant
for the open road.
Complete with the original window sticker, maintenance records, and
a restoration photo book, you get to follow this MG's journey over
a well-cared for lifetime. It's time for you to write the next
chapter. Call today!!!
