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Classics Monthly magazine has secured the world-exclusive first look at the limited edition MGB LE50, in association with Frontline Developments. Unveiling the car to the world on its stand at November’s NEC Classic Motor show, the first pictures of the body shell are revealed in the November issue on sale this week. Frontline Developments is […]
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 Honest John |
HRDC Announced 'MGB50' Race Series
Honest John After an approach by Barry Sidery-Smith – the acknowledged 'Godfather' of MGB racing in the UK – the HRDC will host a collective of 30-minute, single-driver races for FIA-Appendix K-type historic MGB cars, with an invitation class for historically … |
 Kenosha News (subscription) |
British imports become part of family
Kenosha News (subscription) In about 1980, Hawkins saw a newspaper ad listing a 1978 MGB convertible, made by the British Motor Corp., for sale for $3000 at a Racine sports car dealership. He isn't sure why, but Mary had always talked about wanting an MGB. … |
 MSN Cars UK |
£50K Frontline MG LE50
MSN Cars UK Frontline Developments – notable tuners of all things MGB, Sprite, Midget and Triumph – has gotten together with British Motor Heritage to create an extra special Limited Edition run of 50 MGBs in celebration of that car's 50th anniversary. … |
The MGB is probably the world’s best-loved classic car – and if you’re looking for a weekend toy, you’ve probably already considered one. However, we take a contempoary view of the legendary sports car, and trace it’s long history, and how it slipped out of view in 1980. B is for Bestseller o this day, […]
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The Aston MGB The 10th September 1979 became known as “Black Monday” among MG enthusiasts around the world, because it was the date that BL finally went public with their plans to shut the Abingdon factory, after fifty successful years of sports car production. Shockwaves reverberated around the industry, and it did not take long […]
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When MG met Michelotti Until recently, AROnline listed the ADO76 project as a rubber-bumpered version of the MGB, but in essence there was much more to it than that… Moves were afoot in both Abingdon and Pressed Steel-Fisher (PSF) in Cowley to produce something with a clear 1970s style for the upcoming decade… sadly, it […]
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Safety first Following Ralph Nader’s 1965 report Unsafe At Any Speed, which highlighted the poor handling and/or crash-resistance of numerous cars sold in the US, the race was on by the car manufacturers to prove that they took the safety issue seriously, despite the old automotive adage that “safety doesn’t sell”. Like all other companies […]
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 Carscoop (blog) |
Canadian Man Throws a V12 into a 1967 MGB GT
Carscoop (blog) If you are a car guy like Mark Sawatsky of Winnipeg, Canada, and you happen to have a Jaguar 5.3-liter V12 and an old 1967 MGB GT lying around in your garage, it doesn't take too long to come up with an impressive project. For Mark it was the creation … |
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Celles que nous opposons aujourd’hui aujourd’hui sont deux icônes des années 60, celles que tout “fils à papa fortuné” se devait de posséder pour briller en société au coeur des 30 glorieuses. […]