There are rare cars…and then there are cars that take you down a rabbit hole to find out what you are looking at. Today, I’m still dizzy from the spiraling descent into the internet to figure out what this thing is. It isn’t a 1994 Bentley Brooklands.…that is a big 4-door luxury sedan…and it isn’t […]
If you are a fan of classic cars that aren’t total rusted barn finds, but are projects that could use some mechanical sorting (keeping the bidding down)…well, you might want to stick around for this next one. This car will be a great purchase for someone who doesn’t mind doing the mechanical work to get […]
I typically don’t feature cars that have already sold (because DT is here to help you find your next ride, not just glorify El Caminos)…but sometimes there is a car that has sold before I can put up a feature. And sometimes that car is so utterly perplexing that I’VE GOT TO POST IT!! This […]
The MGB GT continues to be one of the cheapest ways to get into a Pininfarina styled fastback classic with racing pedigree and affordable parts. This is a rare example of a car with a price that hasn’t been appreciated into the stratosphere by hungry classic car stamp collectors and I couldn’t be happier. I […]
The MGB was built by MG (Morris Garages) Cars in England back when the British Empire produced products for export other than loud mouthed food critics, loud mouthed automobile pundits, naked royals and eavesdropping newspapers. The MGB survived with only minor cosmetic changes from 1962 through 1980 by being good at what it did. It […]
If the twin-turbo V10 powered Audi R8 go-kart was a bridge too far for your motoring needs, then perhaps you should consider scaling back to something more relasonable…like a widebody V8 powered MGB GT that looks amazing. Find this 1978 MG MGB GT offered for £22,995 GBP ($27309 USD) in Stafford, Staffordshire, UK via carandclassic.com. […]
The MGB GT is a good looking car from any angle. Not just because the roof was designed by Pininfarina, but also because the rest of the car is a fun to look at as well. Sure, the GT was slower than the standard MGB because of its additional roof weight, but the torsional rigidity […]
This next car is an early MGB offered in a nice color with a decent amount of patina and character…but a sporty asking price. Not sporty in a bad way, but sporty in a GOOD way. I think it looks like a winner to me for cash. Find this 1965 MG MGB offered for $6,500 […]
This next car looks like a screaming deal to me…but then I’m the kind of lunatic who would consider assembling a 60s British car to be the perfect way to spend your weekends. I really hope that it is already sold because I might find a reason to call this guy. Find this 1967 MG […]
This next classic comes as a tip from Erik202 who writes: While I’m not terribly well educated in the current values of MGB’s (I’m sure there are some on here that are) this seems like a decent value compared to a lot of “classics” out there. Well, I’m not too well educated either, but I […]