1975 MGB ROADSTER. #GHN5UF38594G. (Stock #4354) . When soldiers returned from service during World War II, many brought back a cute little sports car from England, an MG. The Series being offered at that time was the “TC,” soon to be followed in 1950 by the MGTD, a car a bit better suited to American roads and driving habits. By 1962, the cars had evolved quite a bit further and the MGB was introduced. with a 1.8 litre, 4-cylinder engine which offered highway speed capability and felt right at home on country roads. In 1975, the car was brought to U.S, safety standards with a slightly raised body height and safety impact bumpers, front and rear. By this time, the 4-speed manual transmission had been changed from the early “crashbox” unit to a fully synchronized and easy-shifting version. Our car is finished in bright “Tahiti Blue” with a black convertible top and beautiful saddle interior in the condition to be expected in a very low mileage car. The body is very solid and straight, the repaint is quite presentable. The car wears its original 14” factory styled wheels and a chrome luggage rack on the boot lid and has been fitted with a relatively modern AM-FM stereo. The title also shows the letter “S,” indicating “Salvage” although we have inspected the car from top to bottom and see nothing which would substantiate any damage. The car drives absolutely as it should and will offer a buyer a great British sports car “wind in the hair” driving experience at a very low price. Odometer reading: 27,290 mile.$9,500.
