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1978 MG MGB RoadsterReview
1978 MG MGB Roadster
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MGB Roadster
1978
Bestgrip writes:
A Pretty Big Deal ! — Fun, zippy,looks great,cheap parts,people love them, the car will go up in value a lot over the next 10-15 years,lots of car clubs to join,meet new friends,lots of info on the internet on them! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: Fun to drive! people look, lots of photographs taken of the car, cheap parts,big people can fit in them with room to spare!!!! Cons: If you drive one or sit in one you will run out and get one! |
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1978 MG MGB RoadsterReview
1978 MG MGB Roadster
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MGB Roadster
1978
Ivor writes:
A Great Little British Sports Car For Little Money — a great car in the summer with the top down sharp handling if a little tail happy when the road is wet. will keep up with modern day traffic but the fuel consumption is a little bit on the bad side for a small engine. the grin factor has got to be a 9 out of 10 and i think another 9 for looks maintenance is cheap as long as your willing to get your hands dirty and parts are easly obtained so keeping it on the raod shouldn't be a problem. the build quality is typical british so rust is always a problem so you need to keep on top of it all the time Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: fun with the top down great handling Cons: rust problems and low fuel consumption |
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1978 MG MGB RoadsterReview
1978 MG MGB Roadster
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MGB Roadster
1978
Charlie writes:
British Car At Its Best — Another of the many sports cars my dad owned in the eighties, light blue with black interior, cassette player, chrome wheels. The carburator caught on fire once, but my dad was able to put it out in time. He sold it because he needed to downsize Pros: Fun, good looking Cons: Typical British reliability issues |
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1980 MG MGB Roadster Reviews
A Diminutive Classic By paullubbock
I have had the MGB LE Roadster for 1 year, purchased from a friend. This is a very tiny sports car from a different era. It doesn't have any current contemporary cars to compare to. The styling you... Read More
1979 MG MGB Roadster Reviews
Great Fun! By papadopoulos
The MG B is a car packed with character and fun. Although it's little 1.8L engine only produces 95hp, it's more than capable of handling modern traffic, thanks to it's relatively low weight. Rust prot... Read More
My Little Sunshine By jlogreco
I purchased this beauty in 1995 from a California owner who gave me their records going back to 1987 (I don’t have the cars history for the first 8 years of its life). As I was only 23 when I purchas... Read More
1977 MG MGB Roadster Reviews
Great Run Around Car, Not Very Comfortable On Long Trips By Stewart
I love these cars. Being British cars, they have their faults. The ignition system should be immediately replaced. Also do a thorough inspection of the electrical wiring. Other than those typical ... Read More
Time To Let Someone Younger Than Myself Enjoy This Little Car By ddavi380
Most important is it gets 32-36 mpg. It is a pleasure to drive because of the handling. It needs no repairs of any kind, no rattles or noise of any kind. It does not smoke on start up or down shift. Read More
1976 MG MGB Roadster Reviews
1976 Mgb By Jim
Performance and appearance are getting better. Just finished the new engine and conversion to 5-speed transmission, am installing new interior now, paint and body are next. This car was a blast to d... Read More
Mgb Roadster By Paul
The best car I ever owned, simple, very reliable, looked good and sounded lovely, especially with the roof down. I had one for about 3 years, never serviced it, washed it and put (quite a lot) of petr... Read More
1974 MG MGB Roadster Reviews
I Miss This Car. By Mark
My dad had owned a '68 (which I learned to drive in when I as 12 - stick shift and all) and a '72 (which I loved driving to high school!). I had a chance to get my '74 1/2 (the one pictured is a '73 ... Read More
