Description

1979 MG B GT - RESTORED & REPAINTED The 1979 MGB GT is a classic 2+2 sports coupé, representing the final years of the MGB's production (1962–1980). Often called a 'rubber bumper' model, it features the prominent black polyurethane bumpers introduced in late 1974 to meet US safety regulations, along with a suspension raised by one inch. Having the 1.8-litre (1798cc) B-series straight-four engine with approximately 95–97 bhp coupled to the 4-speed manual gearbox, frequently equipped with an optio...

About the MGB GT Coune Berlinette

The MGB GT Coune Berlinette (1967-1968) was a Belgian coachbuilt conversion by Jacques Coune. The fastback body replaced the standard GT roofline with a more rakish design. Only 56 were built, making this one of the rarest MGB variants. Contemporary road tests praised the improved aerodynamics.

Known Issues to Watch For

Extreme rarity - verify authenticity absolutely. Coune bodywork panels unavailable. Finding specialists challenging. All MGB mechanical concerns apply. Values extremely high for genuine examples.

Desirable Options

Documented Coune provenance essential. Period photographs or documentation. Numbers matching mechanicals. Any genuine Coune is highly collectible regardless of condition.

1979 MG B GT - RESTORED & REPAINTED

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