400+ MGs at the National Motor Museum!

[@rolandwoods2420]

Excellent video of a great day out. Thanks for featuring our LE 🙂

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - your LE is beautiful!

[@ianactually]

Thanks again for a great taste of what MGBs should aspire to! Seeing these pristine cars keeps me keen on my ongoing GT resto project ;-) Oh, and hi and thanks Holly!

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks so much for your comments - and I’ll pass your thanks to Hol!

[@DrHollyPsychologist]

Hi! Thanks for watching!!

[@forestghost7]

hello again mate! amazing gathering! Ive only seen this many MGs together once ... June 2012 MGB 50 anniv., Dillard Georgia USA ( in the Blue Ridge Mts). I feel lucky just to get 4 together for Sunday coffee, let alone 400! ❤ your channel mate! I'll post some news re my 72 GT shortly, cheers 🍻!

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comments - and your support for the channel - the MG and Triumph event at Silverstone earlier this year was quite a gathering as well... kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2i6aGhjidWFhKM

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Another Yank here in way out west Southern Oregon. I currently have a 1963 MGB, my 7th, maybe 8th MG since 1964. I have owned 30 Brit cars My first was a 1953 MG TD Mark II. I have owned a total of 130 cars and trucks.. my current MGB is #130.

[@forestghost7]

@@jeffhildreth9244 wow. I don't even come close lol. I had 7 Alfa Romeos, gave up on em when they all tried to dissolve in the rain like fizzy tablets 🙄. my 72 GT is rust free 🙏, just a wee bit more durable than Italian stuff 😁

[@jeffhildreth9244]

@@forestghost7 Among them 1946 MG TC full race prepped, cross flow head, 15" Borani Wheels, Alfin brakes, Custom exhaust, wild engine I mean wild. 1950 MG TD built for Bonneville 1953 MG TD Mk II.. my first car bought in 1965 1956 MGA in which I stuffed a 3 main MGB motor 1969 MGC GT bought in 1970 1964 MGB sold 2 years ago, I miss that car, Iris Blue rust free. Currently 63 B 4 Thames Vans 5 Land Rovers 58 to 74 including an NADA one of 500. 1980 SDI Rover 3500 V8 6 Morris Minors including 51 convertible 1954 Morris Oxford 1959/60 Morris Oxford 1959/60 Fairthorpe Electron Climax.. one of 21 and the only left hand drive sent to the US 58 Bug Eye Sprite in which I stuffed a 1275 and the works. a few others.

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Well done !

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - your support is much appreciated!

[@colinranson1617]

Bermuda hard top

[@ClassicMGB]

Thank you for your comment - Well spotted... you're the first :-)

[@MGB-learning]

Very nice Green MGB GT at the end of the video. I assume its your baby?

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - yes - well spotted - It is my GT!

[@philsmgb4393]

For some really odd reason I love the rubber bumper GT's. They just look right. I know, I'm weird.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - I don't think it's weird - I like the "rubber" bumper look as well... it was a shame that the rubber bumper update also coincided with a ride height increase that damaged the handling, and increased emission controls (in the US) which hit performance...

[@keith3970]

I like 'em too.

[@keithbelcher8167]

Bermuda hard top made by Classic Motor Crafts Ltd, Llanvenor Road, London NW2

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - and well done for spotting the Bermuda hard top - I wonder how many are left?

[@alexpanting4177]

That's a Bermuda hard top I believe

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - Well done!

[@rachelwhysall9169]

The roof on that green MGB is a Bermuda roof, just like on my grandads 1966 MGB roadster

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - and well done on the Bermuda roof - wonder how many are left 😀