There’s something deeply moving about these tales, but the story of John Nikolas’s MG TD, pictured here, is particularly fascinating. John’s father, Robert Nikolas, was a yellow-pages ad ...

Launched in December 1949, the TD was the first MG offered in the Colonies with left-hand drive. Where 10,003 TCs had been manufactured in a little more than four years, MG would build 29,664 TDs ...

Naturally, he decided on an MG TD. Purists needn't worry, however, as no British roadsters were harmed during the construction of this electric car. This is a replica TD, a mere fiberglass shell ...

The seller of today's Nice Price or No Dice MG TD says they have three project cars and that's one too many, and the MG drew the short straw. let's see if its price makes it the right choice for a ...

This could be the most significant MG TD in the country. Its original owner, John von Neumann, is credited with having helped launch organized sports-car racing on the West Coast in the late 1950s ...

The big rear wheels are an instant giveaway that this 1952 MG TD is not stock. Look at its massive rear tires or the part-exposed engine and you’ll spot the absence of the factory 1.3-liter four ...

Each barn find is different, and each tells a tale. In the case of this 1950 MG TD, the vehicle was acquired by someone after graduating from high school, in July 1970, and it was later named ...