1972 MGB | Ride Along

[@jett7499]

Had the same care; same year; same color. Was great. Traveled up and down the east coast in it for years. Loved it. Now have a 63 two owner. Love MGB.

[@bigwatt5520]

My second car while at 17 years old attending high school. I hit a curb a damaged the frame that ended my fun.

[@robertadams7751]

Well done Charlie, you've done a great job saving this little beauty. Hopefully one day I'll have my own MGB, until then I'll be jealous of yours.

[@mgbsandotherstuff2982]

Very nice, I love a long meandering drive in the countryside with my 1963 B.

[@robt8620]

My first car was a 72. Mgb roadster OLP572L in bronze yellow bought in 1985 for £1500 and sold in 1987 for £2000..have fond memories of owning it when my friends were driving XR3s

[@C377559]

Robert Gloyd is correct. You can see from the top down poition that it was not properly folded. As viewed here it will pinch holes in the side of the top and ruin the plastic windows. Not rude, just experience (I've owned a used sports car dealership for 50 years and owned hundreds of British roadsters.)

[@MGB-learning]

Nice car. From California USA

[@ZaydsVids]

I love the colour :)

[@robertgloyd5698]

Please contact either the MG Car Club of England or your local MG Register to learn how to properly fold the top before you ruin it!

[@seawinger]

You're going to get holes ripped in the top if you keep folding it like that.

[@mattobrien3346]

i own one!!

[@johnwaldman6762]

Where does it show him putting the top down?
Well, it's nice to know people in England are just as rude as people in the USA.

[@justindaley2460]

It's a nice car, but the dents in the grille surround do it no favours.

[@jdusk3652]

Haters gonna hate. (Mines dented too)

[@george40nelson4]

Consider it a form of patina and it lends charm to the car. just like laugh line on a face .LOL