The MG MGB, built from 1962 through 1980, still enthralls enthusiasts with its motoring prowess and ease of maintenance.

The MGB’s strong unit body and abundant parts supply make it a perfect platform for modifications — even MG did it, creating the six-cylinder MGC in the late 1960s, the MGB/GT V8 in the mid ...

The hardtop coupe version of the famous MG roadster, the MGB GT, offered more practicality and ... 1.8-liter inline-four with a 4.8-liter Rover V8 dishing out 375 horsepower, making it a beast.

Thirty years later, Frontline – based in Abingdon, close to the former MG factory – has developed ... Driving Frontline’s restomod LE60 MGB GT. With a 375hp 4.8-litre V8, an unsilenced ...

Oxfordshire-based MG specialist Frontline is an established ... to cope with the huge increase in power (an original MGB GT V8 produces 137bhp), while updating the solid rear axle with a six ...

A more powerful six-cylinder car was also available from 1976-69 badged as the MGC, and from 1973-76 you could also buy an MGB GT model powered by the Rover V8. As with the Jaguar E-Type ...

Battery-powered 911s, E-Types, Triumphs, and more have been around for a while, but the humble MGB has thus far been overlooked… until now. UK-based MG specialists ... as a BEE GT (coupe ...

The MGB GT does have a V-8 in its backstory, of course. Back in '73, the MGB GT V8 was launched. Its 3.5-liter all-aluminum Rover V-8 was derived from a Buick V-8 and soon became a classic ...

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In the years since British Leyland stopped importing the MGB to the United States ... the color of the soft top, and MG throws in a seven-year warranty too. Our GT's mechanical highlights include ...