The MGB GT needs little introduction. Produced for nearly two decades, more than half a million examples left the factory - cementing its status as one of Britain’s most beloved sports cars. Often referred to as the “working man’s Jaguar E-Type,” the GT coupé enjoyed immense popularity on both sides of the Atlantic.

This is a desirable 1969 chrome bumper model, restored in 2015 with the shell stripped back to bare metal. During restoration, the car was fully undersealed and has since been regularly treated with ACF-50, helping to preserve its excellent condition.

Finished in deep-gloss Midnight Blue, the car is complemented by a biscuit leather interior and a period-correct Webasto folding sunroof, adding both character and usability. A new interior, glass, battery, and numerous additional components were fitted as part of the restoration.

Mechanically and cosmetically excellent, this MGB GT is a historic vehicle, making it tax and MOT exempt, and is now ready to be enjoyed on its next journey.