Junkyard MGB finds!

Three MGBs in a central Pennsylvania junkyard u-pull it yard.
- 2 late 60s, one with aluminum hood
- 1 1975 B (tag still in doorframe).
It's a shame for the blue one, especially. I don't think it was in terrible shape. The other two had rust in the sills pretty bad.

[@NORTHERNROVER1]

Great video! Blue car can only be a 69" which were pretty good MGBs with three wipers, black interior with leather seats and originally had side reflectors(holes still there). The second car, as already mentioned is a 65' or earlier. The rubber bumper cars are not as bad as people made them out to be. Enough parts there between the three for a good project and anything missing is easily available. Cheers!

[@mikes6961]

Chrome bumper suggests pre 1974, but conversion was possble

[@mcnamarasgarage]

yup, there are two chrome bumpers and one rubber bumper ('75) in the video. The rubber bumpers are missing from the 75, but it's the last one in the video. I snagged the O/D transmission out of it!

[@mikes6961]

Lotta MG's gone that way. Whata shame

[@MGB-learning]

So sad to see MGBs in a wrecking yard.

[@americanpatriot2422]

Sad ending to a nice restorable blue 1969 MGB. If the seats are original it is a 69. The rusty second car has the pull handle doors. 62 to 65.

[@mcnamarasgarage]

I didn't realize that! It had the aluminum hood, which was early too

[@Vespanation]

Where is this exactly? Looks like a great yard to explore!

[@mcnamarasgarage]

central Pennsylvania

[@markjosephbudgieridgard]

always so so sad to see beautiful MGBs in that state rotting away...... 🇬🇧

[@mcnamarasgarage]

I know! Can't save them all. Thanks for watching!