This classic car is for sale on Catawiki. To have more information or to place a bid click on the "BID NOW" button. .MGB GT 1973 with overdrive

This MGB GT was delivered new on 08-05-1973 in the Netherlands. It is an original Dutch car that has been restored in the past. This MGB GT is in the colour "Teal Blue". The chassis number of the car is GHD5304551G. The body is sleek, neat and damage-free.

The floor and other vital parts show no signs of damage or perforating rust. The bottom is intact. In the past, the car has been completely repainted with 2-component paint. The paintwork is in a good condition.

The chrome is completely present, beautiful and intact. All gauges on the dashboard are entirely present and working.
The 4 cylinder, 1.8 litres, in-line engine, equipped with two SU carburettors, runs well. The engine compartment is well taken care of.
The front tyres: Vredestein 185/65R15, still has 90% tread
The rear tyres: Vredestein 185/65R15, still has 90% tread

This beautiful MGB GT is equipped with 15" alloy rims, in a good condition.

The interior is beautiful and neat. The bucket seats are upholstered with black fabric. The car is in a rally version and in a good condition. 4-point Sabelt seat belts.

The car features a number of nice options. Namely: a Hollandia folding roof, "Moto-Lita" leather sports steering wheel, two Lucas fog lamps and two Marchal spot lamps at the front, reversing light, Brantz Tripmaster, Timer, fire extinguisher and main power switch.
The car meets the standards of the technical inspection. Exhaust system is fine. The gearbox shifts well without any background noise. The overdrive also works smoothly. Steering without any slack. Wheel suspension front and back is fine. Shock absorbers work properly. Brakes are working well. Lighting meets the legal requirements.

History and photo report of the restoration are present.

Conclusion from valuation report:
"This MGB GT is in a rally version and in a good condition. The car is well maintained. A lot of attention has been paid to the technology"

It is recommended to view the car prior to placing a bid in order to prevent disappointment afterwards. Please contact Catawiki to schedule an appointment. The car is in Druten, The Netherlands.