1972 MG MGB ~ Great running and great looking car! restored!

Condition:	Used
Make:	MG
Model:	MGB
Type:	Convertible
Year:	1972
Mileage:	104,451
VIN:	8rn5uc265942
Color:	Yellow
Engine:	1.8L,In-Line 4
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Black
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Lancaster, Ohio, United States

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1972 MGB 104K miles. clear title marked in excess of mechanical limits. restored and engine rebuilt around 4k miles around 2007. New tires. Numerous new parts when restored. A friend of mine went over the car with a paint thickness gauge and was reading .008-.016 with only one spot not reading, meaning some bondo. He said that the restoration must have used new fenders and metal since hardly any bondo in it. Car runs very good with good oil pressure as shown in pic and shifts good. four speed manual with NO overdrive compression test shows #1 121, #2 122, #3 122, and #4 121. Has a small drip from transmission. A good friend of mine has owned the car the past couple of years, had two MGB's, and his wife told him to clean out her side of the garage. So I ended up trading for it with the intention of reselling. Tach, speedometer, oil pressure gauge all work good. Temp gauge works at times. lights, tail lights, plate light and signals all work. Original seats with a taped rip in the drivers seat. Carpet still in good shape. Top is pretty good with a couple small rips as shown. New floorboards were put in, but some rust behind front tires underneath as shown. A few cracks in paint as shown. Bumpers and luggage rack in great condition. Single carb. I don't know much about these but he told me it was the "smaller" motor. I also have a totally rebuilt factory "big" 5 bolt motor. Was rebuilt and has not been on a car. Buyer has the option of buying for $1000, and if they don't want it I will list it on ebay after the sale of the car. Ask questions!
Buyer must come to Lancaster Ohio and inspect the car. Cash or certified check. $500 deposit at end of auction on paypal.
A list of receipts that I have from the restoration:New trunk seal $21.98Flame thrower distributor $226shift boot, interior mirror rod and battery panel seal $37.50reverse lamp lenses $10.50front bumper $102.90valance front with vent holes $142.20flame thrower coil $50.20brake switch, lights and lamps $92fuel pump $49.00engine work $513.13radiator hose $19.40carpet set and panel kit and carb synchronizer $431mgb rubber face chrome $82.61weber cars $249.95door mirrors $109.60brake master cylinder and hose $108.65under dash liner $81.89lower engine gasket $32mgb rod bearings $30.55weber air filter assembly $28.63piston rings and rod bearings $96.65Total=$2516.34
A lot of money in parts plus labor plus the paint restoration.
Ask questions. I just sold and sent a 1957 willy's jeep to new york and the sale went flawless. I have more pics that I can email.