A stylish and very comfortable classic roadster, this beautiful MGB, produced in 1970. Without a doubt, the MGB Roadster is one of the most famous classic convertibles. In addition, it is also a very user-friendly and comfortable driver's car. Because it is a low-maintenance and affordable classic car, the MGB is a very popular roadster. And that certainly applies to this beautiful red MGB from 1970 in this stylish red color.

This MGB was originally delivered to the United States and the car came to the Netherlands in 1995. The car was completely and professionally restored in the 1990s and has been very carefully and well maintained since then. This is not only visible in the extensive maintenance history and the various appraisal reports, but especially in the car itself. We have rarely seen a car in such good condition. The paintwork is very beautiful and the various chrome and trim parts are still in beautiful condition. The stylish red body color still has its deep shine and forms a beautiful combination with the spoke rims. The various rubber parts are also still in excellent condition. The convertible top is also still in excellent condition.

This also applies to the interior. We are not exaggerating when we say that this is still in almost new condition. The seats are still in very good condition and the dashboard is also still in excellent condition. All instruments work properly and the beautiful Moto-Lita steering wheel gives the car extra style. The seats are very comfortable and the car drives and shifts very smoothly. This MGB steers exceptionally well and the brakes also feel solid and solid. In short, a wonderful driver's car!

The car is technically very well maintained. An extra oil cooler has been installed for optimal operational reliability. The engine runs very smoothly and quietly. The chassis of the car is still in very good and hard condition. For those who are looking for an honest and stylish MGB, you have found the right one with this car!

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