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1969 MG MGB
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1965 MG MGB $9,100.00
1979 MGB w/ Overdrive, 70k miles, ALL ORIGINAL!!! $5,100.00
1973 MGB Low Reserve $2,024.99
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Clean Convertable $1,650.00
Last updated: May 04, 2004
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When we first got this car, it was a rust bucket! just a body, no engine, half a tranny, and harldy any interior was left. we found a working engine in a dump yard so we halled it out, re bored it, port and polished it, the works! we couldnt tell what the origanal color was so we painted it silver, they were not ever stock with silver paint! we became lazy and dicided not to put a muffler on it, even though it has a small motor it still sounds like a harly...
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Posted by: mgb_sebring
07/20/2004 05:55AM
Gorgeous MGB. You must be proud as hell after putting it all right again! Incidentially, they DID sell the MGB in silver. The color was called "platinum", and although it was available over a number of years, it's rare and is usually seen only on later cars. In fact, I think the last MGB GT ever to come off the assembly line - the one that's currently in the British Motoring Heritage museum - is platinum. Enjoy it amigo!
Posted by: leviadon
04/14/2005 11:42AM
Gorgeous ride! But I don't think it's a '69. I'm pretty sure the split rear bumper dates it to 1970. Another giveaway is the rubber-faced overriders (although I think they would fit on any chrome bumper B).
Posted by: ma_designs4
05/04/2004 03:18PM
Awesome work on the whole car i hope to get mine as clean as yours. I love that silver, Very sporty.
Posted by: curlywheel
05/16/2004 01:47PM
Very Nice MGB! I like the silver paint. Top down weather coming...enjoy!
Posted by: FAPhoenix
11/10/2003 11:04AM
That is an amazing restore job you did and the car itself is quite unique. I hope you keep it clean and nice like that, great work.
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