Wires With White Walls: 1967 MG MGB
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 it back on the road and weathertight. Find this 1967 MG MGB bidding for $5,105 with 2 days to go located in Aguanga, CA via ebay.
From the seller:
Vehicle Details
1967 MGB, three main engine runs great, good compression, no smoking or noises, $700 rebuilt carbs need tuning. New water pump, belts, hoses, brake hoses, new gas tank, new full exhaust system, new master clutch and brake cylinder,new slave clutch cylinder and hose. Clutch and trans works fine but comes with spare trans ( both non OD) and brand new clutch in box that was not needed. New mirror, all new tanneau snaps in box, vintage look car stereo, new $400 teanneau cover, new carpet set, wood dash kit, new seats reupholstered, new rubber gaskets, headlight rings etc etc etc. So CA car zero rust. Hardtop needs new rear window, This is a project but I have $10,000 into it. Bank transfer payment within three daysVIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
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The whitewalls are correct and VERY cool!
It’s probably not a bad project car to finish up, but the current high bid is as high as you’d want to go before you’re guaranteed to be in it upside down. Lots left to do and as a driver-quality resto, it’ll only be worth a few grand more when finished. For a proper “show” restoration, you’d need to start over. If I was bidding on this as a driver, I think I would have tapped out at $5K.
At $5k, plus the prices of the bits and pieces needed to complete one can purchase a 5 year old restored with perhaps 3k added once completed for slightly more. ie: https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1972-mg-mgb-57/
72 is not a 67.
Auction ended by lister due to error in listing.