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Reviewed a 1977 MG MGB Roadster on Jan 12, 2011
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.
Autumn L
Reviewed a 1977 MG MGB Roadster on Jan 2, 2008
its a project car that SHOULD have been done by now but I haven't touched it in a good while. It is convertible. One weird thing about this car is that it has 3 windsheild wipers instead of just two...and its British.
TJ M
Reviewed a 1977 MG MGB Roadster on Jul 6, 2008
This car was sitting for 6 years before i got it, after little tweaks here and there she fired right up! Other than the breaks not working and havening to deal with the Lucas electrical system this car is great!
Stewart M
Reviewed a 1977 MG MGB Roadster on Apr 17, 2013
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 problems, these are great cars. I taught both my kids to drive a manual transmission in these.
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