1967 MGB MARK I RESTORED CHROME BUMPER COLLECTOR LIKE AUSTIN ALFA TRIUMP

What you will witness in the following photos is a nicely restored Mark 1 Series MGB that has just been acquired from a very private collection that has never been available to the general public until now. This is not your average MGB and one should not confuse this MGB Mark 1 found on many bottom feeder sites like craigslist or racingjunkcom. If you are seriously searching for an investment grade MGB, our search has ended. With many of the classic European Imports taking center stage in the collectible hobby, any domestic buyers get confused on segregating the hot or very desirable models we find in the market place. Below is a brief paragraph to define which series and model MGB's that should be on any serious MGB Collectors radar. A brief review of the MGB's history provides an easy answer to what is considered the "best" MGB to buy: The cars from model years 1966 and 1967 get that accolade. They still carried the classic body style, ighlighted by shiny bumpers and a pretty grille. Under the hood, he engine had been converted to a very reliable five-main-bearing design that produced nearly 100 horsepower at the flywheel. Inside, he seats were upholstered in leather, ith lovely contrasting piping, nd the dashboard was adorned with black crackle-finish paint and toggle switches, voking memories of fighter planes and the Battle of Britain. In addition, he 1966 and 1967 MGB's can accommodate taller occupants than any other series of MGB's. As these MGB's progressed over the years the occupant legroom dissipated knocking taller or longer legged buyers to make other choices. Please take a few minutes and review the photos of this extremely well done 1967 MGB .If you require additional information or details please feel free to contact Dave at 1-630-327-8321. If you require shipping assistance, e can help. Call Dave today at 1-630-327-8321 for no charge assistance.