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MGB Roadster 1976 // NOW SOLD SIMILAR STANDARD CLASSICS REQUIRED

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MGB Roadster

Summary

The history file is packed with hundreds of invoices and receipts for repairs and servicing dating back to the mid 1980's which supports the mileage and incredible passion that has gone into this MGB Roadster. There are 25 past MOT certificates dating back to 1986, a beautiful hand written log of service work carried out by date and mileage dating back to the 1990's, copy ownership records, original British Leyland keys and workshop manuals etc. 

Today the MGB roadster remains one of the UK’s favourite classic cars. This is an excellent opportunity to own a lovely UK supplied MGB Roadster with low long term ownership and incredible documented history file.  Along with superb parts availability, mechanical simplicity, very practical and owners club support all combined offer worry free classic car motoring allowing the new owner to concentrate solely on enjoyment.  

A Fresh 12 month MOT will be issued up on sale and of course this MGB is HPI Clear.

More details

The MGB is a classic British roadster that was originally introduced in 1962. By 1967, changes were incorporated that lead to the designation of the MGB Mk II (officially the 1968 model year). This model continued in production until August 1971, and was then superseded by the MGB roadster Mk III in October 1971.

Like the Mk I and Mk II MGB, the Mk III is a two-door roadster powered by a front-mounted, rear-wheel drive 1798cc B Series engine. The Mark III benefitted from a revised interior, with centre console now utilising rocker switches and with two air vents in the middle. An armrest was added between the front seats.

In October 1972, the MGB Mk III roadster was fitted with a black plastic cross-mesh grille with a wide chrome surround (now incorporating the MG badge) and vertical centre chrome bar. The steering wheel was redesigned, and padded arm rests replaced the door pull straps.

In October 1974, the model was given a visual redesign to meet US impact regulations. Large black urethane bumpers were added on front and rear with front indicators incorporated into the ‘rubber bumper’. The nose was redesigned, the ride height of the car increased, and overdrive became standard.

In August 1976, the fascia was covered in grey crackle (rather than black), the steering wheel was redesigned to include an ‘H’ pattern (replacing three spokes), the overdrive switch moved to the gear lever from the column stalk, full carpets were included, the fabric upholstery gained stripes, and suspension and steering was revised. In August 1977, door mirrors were repositioned.

We will consider any part exchange with funds either way no matter what it is.  We have buyers in all fields of expertise so we would consider modern cars, vans, caravans, motorhomes, motorcycles and of course any classic so just give us a call or drop us an email.

We can deliver any vehicle throughout the UK and Europe using our own covered transport or using one of our vehicle logistic partners, please ask for details.

Low Rate Finance can be arranged please ask for details.

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