MG EX172 Roadster 1951
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Specifications MG EX172 Roadster 1951 blueprint
The MG EX172 Roadster 1951 is an iconic British sports car that is instantly recognizable due to its classic chrome radiator grille, silver chain-mail mesh, sweeping bonnet, and distinctive fluted side wings. It was based on the MG TC and TD, but further refined, with an aerodynamic wraparound windscreen, integrated rear fenders, and an enlarged boot that could accommodate two 7.00-10 sized tires. At the time of its launch, the MG EX172 was one of the few cars to be equipped with a modern four speed gearbox. Its 4-cylinder, 1046cc engine had a robust output of 45bhp and equipped with a single overhead camshaft. The engine was mated to a 4-speed manual gearbox with synchromesh on third and top gears, sending power to its four-wheel drum brakes. The MG EX172 Roadster 1951 was a benchmark of style and performance, with its lightweight aluminum body and low stance only adding to its appeal. Vintage racing fans can recognize this car from its wire wheels, louvered center bonnet panel, distinctive wrap-around windscreen, chrome-plated instrument panel, and bright exterior paint. Its classic silhouette and classic chrome make it an unmistakable classic that can't possibly be left unnoticed.
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