1952 Green MG-TD: Originally from Nevada. Never driven on salted roads. Mechanically sound all around and maintained as a “driver.” Complete documentation of all upgrades, rebuilds, etc. 55k miles since new. Includes installed backup fuel pump, on-board trickle charger, 12vdc plug & USB port, LED fog lights, and many MG tools, manuals, tonneau cover, rugs, and other accessories. Asking for 20k. Contact Jim at (203) 506-3462.
1955 MG TF 1500: Bought in 1962, believed to be second owner. Removed from service and stored since 1969. Approximately 59,000 miles; matching numbers. Much of the restoration work is already complete including work on chassis, running gear body, drive train, and interior. Some work not yet complete includes electrical connections under the dash and in rear, and bonnet latches. Virtually ALL PARTS needed to complete restoration are included and refinished. Vehicle may be seen in Rhode Island after April 15th. Many more details on restoration available by contacting the owner. $25,000 OBO CONTACT ANYTIME: Bill Russell; 401-225-2923; xwrussell@gmail.com
1962 MGA MKII convertible 54K miles. Not running. White with black interior. Stored indoors on dollies since ~2000. Was running well when last driven, but has been sitting in my garage for 20+ years. Includes side curtains, convertible top and repair manuals. Asking $17,000. Contact Steve at emcsquare@snet.net 203.415.9264.
1971 MGB MK II roadster convertible: Manual with 6-forward gear overdrive. New brake components with master cylinder and clutch hydraulics. Cloth top. Recently painted red. Synchro 1st gear, dual carbs and chrome bumpers. No bondo or rust; very solid. 102K miles. Call George (860)250-9700.george@allrv.net
1974 MG Midget. Chrome bumper, 68k original miles. Original interior and engine with appropriate upkeep. New convertible top installed by owner a few years ago. Car was repainted by the original and previous owner. Garaged for 25 years. Photos can be found at https://www.northskyphoto.com/Cars/1974- MG-Midget/ Please contact Don Hicks at (860) 309-3783 orDon@NorthSkyPhoto.com
1977 MGB: royal blue exterior with tan interior. The car currently has mounted a 1985 rebuilt Mazda RX7 12A rotary engine; the original engine is currently in storage and will be sold with the car. Standard 5-speed transmission. Weber racing carburetor. Original tonneau cover. Very good condition, well maintained and runs great. Veredestin tires with low mileage. $12,500 OBO. Please contact Roberto Medina. Robnfrancie@gmail.com
1979 MGB for sale. 81,000 miles - one owner last 35 years. Currently not running - needs battery and possibly a fuel pump - and some TLC. .... $5,000 OBO call Bill 203-454-2549 (Westport CT)
1980 MGB Roadster convertible Exceptional condition survivor with 34k original pampered miles. Very original, totally unaltered. Recent yellow paint job and performance dual chrome tipped exhaust added. Wire wheels and overdrive make this a great low rpm highway cruiser. Zeibart rustproofed when new and always garaged. One registered owner with original bill of sale and service records. Call George (860)-250-9700. george@allrv.net
Two new tires: never mounted. Asking $220. Dave Curylo, chevmg@yahoo.com
Boss Frog roll guard set for MGB Roadster. Black powder coated in great condition. Comes with mounting hardware. $300. Email Chuck atcjsherwood9@gmail.com
6 MGC original spoke wheels. $150 each. Call Rick at (860) 913-6121 or email Rick Cieri at RC8851@att.net
Windshield, Moss 458-820, listed for MGB-GT 1965-76 and MGC 1968-69, brand new still in wrapper, original cost with oversize fee and shipping $265, yours for $200 OBO, cash. Can deliver within 60 miles of Waterford, Ct. email george.l.gardner@snet.net
Wanted: Lucas D-HF. 1748 Duo Tone Hornes or a set of MGB 9H High Low horn set. Contact Bill if you have an extra set.
Just discovered my 1976 MGB 18V engine will need a pre-1974 front plate in order to mount in my 1960 MGA. Does anyone have such an item that they would be willing to part with? Call Fred Conti @ 860-460-8617 or email @ fred.conti@comcast.net.”