1973 MGB

Here is an Oregon car that is affordably priced.  The body doesn't show any signs of rust apart from the floorpans which were just replaced with correct MG floors.  The paint is older but still has shine.   There is evidence of previous accident damage to the left front inner fender and frame area which has been straightened and repaired.   The engine runs well and the car drives nicely.  The top is older but still in good shape, the carpets were just replaced with a kit from Moss Motors and the seats were reupholstered a couple of years ago also with correct parts from Moss.   This is a good deal on a running/driving MGB that isn't rusty. $4,500  (stock #583)

1974 MGB

We brought this one back from the San Francisco Bay area of California.  Apparently they do get some rust in the Bay area as this car has had work done to it.   The previous owner replaced the floors and the bottom sections of the sill assemblies with parts made up at a metal fabrication shop - nicely done, but not 100% original.   The paint is new and driver quality, it looks very sharp.  The car runs and drives well and is fitted with new Pirelli tires.  The top is older and quite functional, but does have a tear behind the driver door.  The interior is tidy and in nice shape for a 1974.   All in all, this is a good looking and driving MGB that is affordably priced. $5,500   (stock #589)

1975 MGB

1976 MGB

This California car will need a complete restoration, or it would make an excellent donor car for someone with a rusty MGB.   The body is very straight and is almost totally free of rust except for some under the passenger side seat.   The engine is not currently running, but might with some TLC.  The interior is pretty much nonexistent.    Basically a clean California body with a good California title for a cheap price. $1,600   (stock #549) 

1977 MGB

We brought this one back from Nevada, and it is one of the nice ones.   The engine was recently fully rebuilt and comes with receipts, as well as almost all of the cars other service history and receipts dating back to the early 1980's.  There is no rust in this car and the paint is original and nice except for a well done repaint on one front fender.   Both the interior and top are in nice shape and look good.   The tires on the car have lots of tread left, but are older so future replacement may be in order simply due to age   This car is a good looking nice driver, and has no immediate needs.  $7,600  (stock #592) 

1977 MGB

Every once in a while we find a car in Washington State that is worth purchasing.   This car still wears mostly original paint and the body is really solid, with a few tiny bubbles just starting to appear in the doglegs just ahead of the rear tires.   Although the paint is still mostly original it needs to be redone -  there are nicks and scratches, as well as several small dents on the car.   The paint isn't embarrassingly bad -it still looks good at a casual glance, but the car deserves better.   The interior is tidy, but it is non original,  however the top is fairly new and in good shape.  The car runs and drives well, and is fitted with a Weber carburetor, and nice period Enkei wheels with nearly new tires.   New motor mounts and brake work just completed.  This is a solid driver quality MGB that can be used as is while gradually improving the cosmetics.  $ 3,900    (stock #588) 

1979 MGB

I think this would have to be one of the best unrestored MG's we have had.  The car was sold new in California and still has some of the original documentation.  It has always been garaged and has no rust.  The paint is factory original and in nice shape, except for one small touch-up on the right front fender.   It is a very nice color combination with pageant blue exterior, and a tan interior.  New carpets and top have just been fitted, and the rest of the interior is very nice with the only deviation from stock being a modern CD player.   The car has 89 thousand original miles and is in great shape mechanically, and is also equipped with the optional overdrive gearbox.  Minilight wheels have also been recently fitted and compliment the car nicely.    This is a remarkably nice original car, that is a pleasure both to look at and drive.   Priced at $9,300      (stock #584) 

1979 MGB

A California Limited Edition MGB with a clean body.   The car is missing the powertrain, the seats as well as other minor bits, but for an additional $450 we could supply it as a complete project vehicle.   The underside of this car is completely rust free and the only rust is some strange bubbles on the hood.  The price for the car, as it is now, is $1,600 (stock #B102) 

1980 MGB

This is a very nice MGB sold new in Oregon that has been garaged for most of its life.   The body is in excellent shape, panel fit is as good as the day it left the factory, and it still has its original Pageant blue paint.  Being 29 years old, the paint does have a few minor flaws, but it is really amazing for a 1980 and still looks great!   The interior is tan and is in nice shape, and the top is also in good condition.  The engine runs strong, the car drives nice, and we have just installed new front suspension bushings.   The odometer shows 69 thousand miles which can't be guaranteed, but I would think it is likely that it is original.  It is very seldom that we come across a nice original MGB such as this one, and the fact that it is the last year made makes it even more rare.  This is a stunning car !   Priced at $7,900   (stock #585) 

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