MG MGB Roadster 1980
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Specifications MG MGB Roadster 1980 blueprint
The MG MGB Roadster 1980 has been a beloved classic British sports car since its introduction in 1962. With its instantly recognizable body style with sharp, angular lines and chrome accents, the MGB Roadster is a timeless symbol of power and prestige. Today, the MG MGB Roadster is still highly coveted and many enthusiasts have lovingly restored them into perfect condition. The MG MGB Roadster 1980 features a 1.8L 4-cylinder, overhead-valve engine that produces 95 horsepower and 110 lb-ft of torque. This engine has a reputation for reliability and is known to cruise for miles in comfort. The Roadster has a lightweight, full-unibody construction which gives it superior handling and agility on the road. The car also boasts rack-and-pinion steering, 4-speed transmission with an overdrive, and chrome five-spoke alloy wheels. Inside, the MGB features classic design cues from the 1960s with its classic two-tone black and beige interior. This interior undergoes a complete restoration, ensuring its high quality. Drivers of the MGB will enjoy the comfort of the adjustable bucket sports seats, as well as the convenience of several interior amenities including an AM/FM radio, a clock, and air conditioning. The MG MGB Roadster 1980 is a sought-after classic sports car that offers up all the nostalgia of the 1960s in a sleek and stylish package. These cars are beloved by many for their great looks, performance, reliability, and classic style.
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