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tel: 775-629-6167Cool Classics International
9730 S Virginia St
Reno NV, 89511
Rear-Wheel Drive, 4-speed manual transmission, Carbureted 4-cylinder.
The MG MGB is the quintessential British sports car, celebrated globally for its pure, accessible, open-top motoring experience. Launched in 1962, the MGB moved the brand into the modern era with its robust monocoque construction and reliable 1.8-liter B-Series engine, securing its place as an enduring bestseller for nearly two decades.
By 1977, the MGB had adopted the distinctive black rubber bumpers and raised ride height necessary to meet US safety standards. While changing the car's aesthetic, these features didn't compromise the MGB's simple mechanical layout or its fundamentally fun handling characteristics, ensuring the roadster's core appeal remained intact until the end of production.
This specific vehicle, a 1977 MG MGB Roadster, is a final-series Mk III model built for the US market. This chassis benefits from the factory's late-run updates, including a revised dashboard and interior features, offering a more refined cockpit experience.
Under the bonnet is the durable 1.8-liter Inline Four-Cylinder engine that has undergone a fuel system tune-up with our in-house team, mated to a standard four-speed manual transmission. In this emissions-compliant form, the engine delivers lively, characteristic British performance that is perfectly suited for spirited cruising. The car's mechanical simplicity and readily available parts make it an excellent choice for consistent enjoyment.
This example represents the final iteration of the MGB—a dependable, stylish, and highly engaging machine. It offers a direct, analog connection to the road and perfectly encapsulates the enduring spirit of the classic two-seater British roadster.
1977 MG MGB
$12,000
1977 MG MGB
$12,000
Description
The MG MGB is the quintessential British sports car, celebrated globally for its pure, accessible, open-top motoring experience. Launched in 1962, the MGB moved the brand into the modern era with its robust monocoque construction and reliable 1.8-liter B-Series engine, securing its place as an enduring bestseller for nearly two decades.
By 1977, the MGB had adopted the distinctive black rubber bumpers and raised ride height necessary to meet US safety standards. While changing the car's aesthetic, these features didn't compromise the MGB's simple mechanical layout or its fundamentally fun handling characteristics, ensuring the roadster's core appeal remained intact until the end of production.
This specific vehicle, a 1977 MG MGB Roadster, is a final-series Mk III model built for the US market. This chassis benefits from the factory's late-run updates, including a revised dashboard and interior features, offering a more refined cockpit experience.
Under the bonnet is the durable 1.8-liter Inline Four-Cylinder engine that has undergone a fuel system tune-up with our in-house team, mated to a standard four-speed manual transmission. In this emissions-compliant form, the engine delivers lively, characteristic British performance that is perfectly suited for spirited cruising. The car's mechanical simplicity and readily available parts make it an excellent choice for consistent enjoyment.
This example represents the final iteration of the MGB—a dependable, stylish, and highly engaging machine. It offers a direct, analog connection to the road and perfectly encapsulates the enduring spirit of the classic two-seater British roadster.
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