Took the ’63 MGB out today for a spin. Not much more to say other than a good early MGB is a great car to drive, and a great way to get into ye olde British cars if you haven’t already.
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Great website! Very clever and interesting writing, and good photographs and layout. Like you, I am a British car devotee, and am a big fan of early MGB roadsters.