Running both in enclosed form, the MG does a better job of piping its warbling V8 to your appreciative ears. This comes as a surprise, because a roofless Stag supplies its driver and all those around ...

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My first classic car is my first proper restomod project. Tom Cruise, save me! Searching endlessly on Craiglist, eBay, and various classic car listings can yield limitless possibilities. Will I bite ...

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Thank God the fuel pump didn't quit on the first day. Otherwise, we surely would have been the catalyst of a CNN-worthy Interstate 80 pileup just west of the Sierra Nevada mountains' Donner Pass, ...

The amazing thing about today's Nice Price or No Dice MGB-GT is that while it's a project, pretty much every part of it is readily available. Let's see if it's priced well enough to get someone to ...

Historic Auctioneers It’s very apt that, just over 101 years after the MG octagon was first copyrighted, with the logo on the ascendancy once more, that the lowly MGB has come out on top of another ...

It almost goes without saying that General Motors’ LS engine family is one of the most popular powerplants to graft into other vehicles, including those not built by the Detroit-based automaker itself ...

Don Hayter, MG’s last Chief Engineer, died Friday, October 9, reports the MG Car Club. Hayter played a major role in the design of the MGB, a highly influential and innovative roadster that went on to ...

This car was built in October, 1973, so it doesn't have the ugly rubber bumpers that the later Due to US bumper regulations, 1974-model-year MGBs built after 1973 received heavy, unsightly black ...

We’re taught to respect all builds, but there’s nary a shadow of a doubt that, in some instances, the odd homebrew creation deserves more attention than others. Such is the case with Michael ...