MG MGB 1965-1979Change

Bought the car when I was 21 and fixed it up. been with me ever since. wouldn't trade it for the world and plan to give it to my daughter one day.

An amazing vehicle with lots of parts availability within North America. The poor man's porshe, it is an amazing ride with a simple and easily serviceable engine.

As a "fun" summer vehicle it can't be beat.

NOT recommended (or used ) in the winter.

Outstanding fuel economy, has a new AM/FM CD Stereo player and in-door speakers.

As a third owner this car has been restored and a great pleasure to drive for 12 years. Purchased a new sedan for the growing family.

The later variants of the 70's may have lacked the performance of other cars from that era, yet the mgb and mg's simplicity of design, steering and handling made them the greatests sports cars available. Pininfarina stlyling kept the mgb relevant through several eras and three decades. If one wishes for reliability purchase a corolla, however you would not require the appropriate silk scarf , stringback gloves and beautiful woman in the passenger seat.

Owned the car for 5 years and had great sport driving it around especially in the fine weather. The big disappointment was the transmission - it began to pack it in after about 5 years and 50 000 miles of ownership. Interior heating in cold winters, below freezing, was also a problem.

This is a fun car to own and drive. Seat of the pants driving, all you need is a twisty road and a great driving partner and a way you go into the unknown.