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1980 MG MGB Roadster With numerous buyouts and mergers, the MG moniker became increasingly less funded, due to concentration of efforts to market other models within the waning British Leyland Company. The MG MGB sports car was the first new sport...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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This two-owner 1974 1/2 MG MGB has been with the seller for 41 years and is powered by a rebuilt 1.8-liter I4 backed by a rebuilt four-speed manual transmission. Features include a luggage rack, newer tires, a wood-rimmed steering wheel, and a Son...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Roadster #5640 It has now been over 50 years since the MG Midget shook up the sportscar world! Here are some interesting facts about the MG Midget's history. The MKI had a 948 cc engine, which was increased to 1098cc in 1963 and aga...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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**MOVING SOON - MUST SELL** This two-owner 1974 1/2 MG MGB has been with the seller for 40 years and is powered by a rebuilt 1798cc inline-four engine backed by a rebuilt four-speed manual transmission. Features include a Sony AM/FM/cassette stere...Over 4 weeks ago on CarsevaTools
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This 1977 MG Midget has plenty of distinct styling touches and some well-placed upgrades. But at its core, it still delivers classic lines and a terrific driving attitude - all for a value price. The car's finish has a good gloss in the sunshine f...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
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… Roadster The name "Midget" was first used by MG in 1929 and scribed to the M Type, this being MG's first baby sports car based on the then newly released Morris Minor. Then came the first of the T Type Midgets, the TA in late 1936, ...Over 4 weeks ago on AmericanlistedTools
