
MG MGB
MGB-1 - MGB
£8,000 – £10,000
Estimate range
Bidding starts 14 Oct at 10:00
Auction Date
Wednesday, 14 October 2026
Starts at 10:00
Estimate
£8,000 - £10,000
Location
United Kingdom
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Registration No: HDV 432D Chassis No: GHN3107341 MOT: Exempt Attractive chrome-bumper Roadster finished in deep red with a contrasting black interior Heritage Certificate confirms manufacture between 21st and 23rd November 1966 Believed to have undergone restoration work around 2000 Current ownership since 2015 and displaying circa 98,000 unwarranted miles Substantial history file with invoices, previous MOT certificates, V5C and parts catalogue Introduced in 1962 as the successor to the MG A, t...
The MGB Roadster (1962-1980) became the best-selling MG of all time with over 500,000 produced. The unibody construction was revolutionary, offering a stiffer shell than the separate-chassis MGA. The 1798cc B-series engine produced 95hp initially, later detuned for emissions. Chrome bumper cars (pre-1975) are most sought after.
Rust is the primary enemy - check sills, floor pans, front wings, door bottoms, and rear wheel arches. Overdrive units fail if oil level drops. Rear leaf springs sag. 1975+ rubber bumper cars have raised ride height affecting handling. Engine prone to overheating if cooling system neglected.
Chrome bumpers (pre-1975), overdrive, wire wheels, hardtop. Limited Edition models. Original radio, heater. Matching numbers. Heritage shell cars acceptable if documented.
16 sold lots
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Auction Date
Wednesday, 14 October 2026
Starts at 10:00
Estimate
£8,000 - £10,000
Location
United Kingdom
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