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MGB

Whether you go for the post-1974 rubber-bumpered model or an earlier one with chrome, here’s a usable classic that oozes charm but is reasonably straightforward to work on yourself and restore thanks to multiple good clubs and healthy spares situation.

As always, even on a project, put checking out the extent of the rust above everything else because the mechanicals are robust and easy to

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