chrome-bumpered MGB roadsters
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1973 MGB of Art Isaacs1363 viewsI am the second owner of this car and bought it for $300 in 1990. It had fortunately been abandoned inside a garage, so rust was not as bad as it could have been. Though there was some minor collision damage to the front and rust along both sills, the car was basically complete and solid and much of the body remains original even now. I took on a full rebuild and restoration that took about 3 years to complete. I still consider it a work in progress, as refinements and improvements are always being made.
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High Above the Kern River , California5370 views1974 of Simon Bentley overlooking the Kern River , North of Kerville , Ca.
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Interior4361 viewsThe instrument panel and gauges are all original. I used a coverlay on top and sat hours with black silicon and a tootpick to repair cracks in the vertical face which, 18 years on, are still holding up with the repairs invisible. the steering wheel is a Grant Signature Classic. It is not available from any of the MG catalogs, but from most auto parts chains and the JEGS or JC Whitney catalogs. The MG logo horn button is home made from the plain kit piece, but all else is available for all MGB's.
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'76 B Chrome Conversion of Ray Huckleberry865 views
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'76 B Chrome Conversion of Ray Huckleberry600 views
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'76 B Chrome Conversion of Ray Huckleberry502 viewsInterior
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'76 B Chrome Conversion of Ray Huckleberry613 views
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MGB Poster2684 viewsPoster of my MGB
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66 B of Steve and Mary Ellen2207 views
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64 B of Tom Lussier2451 views
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