MG K3 Roadster 1933
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Specifications MG K3 Roadster 1933 blueprint
The MG K3 Roadster 1933 was one of the most iconic British sports cars of the early 20th century. With its characteristic low-slung body and long bonnet, the Roadster was the perfect embodiment of the eras racing-style sports cars. The two-seat MG K3 Roadster was powered by a 1.04-litre 4-cylinder engine, capable of delivering impressive performance for its time. With a 4-speed gearbox, the K3 was capable of reaching speeds of up to 90mph, making it one of the fastest cars of the era. The Roadster had an exterior designed to evoke the sensation of speed. Its long bonnet ended with a louvered radiator grille, while its sides were characterised by a plethora of air-cowlings and silver-painted coachwork. 19-inch wire wheels with cantilever suspension provided excellent grip and agility, allowing the K3 to handle like a much larger machine, even at high speeds. Inside, the K3 featured a mahogany-rimmed steering wheel and a simplified instrument panel, which added to the drivers feeling of hand-crafted sophistication. In its day, the MG K3 Roadster quickly earned a reputation as a powerful and capable car. Its performance, combined with its iconic styling, made it an instant hit. As such, it has become a highly sought-after classic car, with many examples preserved in excellent condition. The Roadster remains an iconic piece of automotive history that continues to bring enthusiasts and collectors together in admiration and appreciation.
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