MG B '77

• Engine overhauled


• Wheelhouse renewed


• Spoked wheels


• Born as a rubber bumper and converted to chrome bumpers


• Leather interior


• Front wing to be restored


• Drives fantastic but needs further improvement

MGB – A Timeless British Classic

Launched in 1962 as the successor to the MGA, the MGB quickly became one of the most beloved British roadsters. Its timeless design, enjoyable handling, and surprisingly lively performance led to over 500,000 units being sold by the time production ended in 1980.

Why buy an MGB?

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  Timeless design: still turns heads today.

  
  


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  Affordable classic: great value with easy-to-find parts.

  
  


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  Pure driving pleasure: lightweight, nimble, and open-top.

  
  


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  Strong community: clubs and events worldwide.

  
  


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  Simple mechanics: perfect for DIY maintenance and restoration.

  
  

Technical Specifications – MGB Roadster

Body

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  Length: 389 cm

  
  


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  Width: 152 cm

  
  


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  Height: 125 cm

  
  


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  Wheelbase: 231 cm

  
  


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  Weight: 885 kg

  
  

Mechanics

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  Engine: 4-cylinder inline, 1798 cc, front-mounted

  
  


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  Valves: 8

  
  


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  Fuel system: 2 SU HS4 carburetors

  
  


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  Gearbox: 4-speed manual with overdrive

  
  


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  Drive: rear-wheel drive

  
  


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  Steering: left-hand drive

  
  

Performance

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  Power: 95 hp at 5500 rpm

  
  


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  Torque: 149 Nm at 3000 rpm