MGB is it as fun as they say???

A fun review in sporty MGB roadster. This MG really was a buzz to drive and wait till you hear what it sounds like.
The MGB is an iconic British sports car enjoyed by many car enthusiasts all over the world.
If you liked the T-shirt or would like to support by purchasing a hat, beanie or Jacket go to : mgalifestyle.m...
Instagram→ / mgalifestyle
Website → mgalifestyle.m...
*If the video was helpful, remember to give it a "thumbs up" and consider subscribing. New videos every Week*

[@SteveDentonClassics]

MGB's are so well made cars, considering they are 1962 technology, they were the first car to have crumple zone, monocoque construction and they have such a great throaty noise from the exhaust. I've got a 67 GT, I absolutely love it

[@garagedhq8947]

I could imagine the GT would be just as much fun!

[@SteveDentonClassics]

Oh it is! It's all horses for courses, but with the GT its an all weather classic, so it great fun all year round

[@forestghost7]

@Steve Denton Aye m8, I wouldn't trade my '72 GT for a new anything, carries me 12000 km/yr and lovin every minute of it 💕

[@JetlagPrincess]

Definitely a keeper. Love the color and the classy look to it.

[@garagedhq8947]

Thank you unfortunately I had to hand it back but a great car 😀

[@CecliusPlaysHD]

Dude, the MGB sounds like an amazing car! Classic cars are the way to go!

[@garagedhq8947]

CecliusPlays HD thanks mate

[@dgriffin6074]

They are simple to work on. LOTS of room in engine bay (when's the last time you saw that?). It doesn't require a $100K computer for diagnostic testing either.

[@MorroccoM13]

I've had an MG since the early 70s. Still have my '73 BGT that I bought new. Its in my blood. Don't think I could ever get used to a RH driver.

[@ericcriteser4001]

Great review. I have two, one for winter, one summer. Wonderful cars.

[@TransportVloggerIan]

That was so beautiful to see a classic old girl back on the road, I always feel there is a hint of nostalgia about seeing a classic on the road because you see the modern day heap either in front or behind one and then you look again at the classic and you just think 'yeah, that is what laid the way for some of the awful cars of today, give me the classic any day'

[@garagedhq8947]

So true... thanks for the comment

[@LukeironlegLindsay]

Love the car so much wish my dad still had his

[@johnalmason]

Very unusual to see an Aussie complementing a car built in England. Normally they never give us 'Poms' credit for anything.

[@garagedhq8947]

Lol thanks. The MG has always been a popular choice for a classic here in Australia!

[@jeffhildreth9244]

johnalmason... Many MGBs were made in Australia.

[@johnalmason]

Jeff Hildreth...they weren't 'made' in Australia as such. What you mean is they were shipped from England as CKD (Completely Knocked Down) kits and were assembled at BMC's plant in Oz to avoid tariff barriers and to reduce shipping costs. These CKD kit cars were usually shipped in batches of four, six or twelve and were sent minus hood, interior trim and paint. The first batches were sent over in November 1962, with the first car coming off the local assembly line on 4th April 1963. BMC Australia assembled its last kit MGB on 6th November 1972. Australian sources claim 9993 cars assembled locally, but that number is wrong because it includes a number of MGB GTs which were fully assembled in England before being shipped out. Of the 512,243 MGBs that were built, BMC Australia only ever assembled 9090 of them (of which 5064 were Mk.I Roadsters). So there's a bit more to it than just saying 'many MGBs were made in Australia'. Sorry, but that's inaccurate. I own an MGB, and have actually read about its history. Source: 'Original MGB' by Anders Ditlev Clausager pp128-129.

[@CarsWithWillo]

Looks great! Nice video mate and top cinematic shots too 👌🏻

[@garagedhq8947]

Thank you 🙏

[@MGB-learning]

I have always had an MGB. They are Great fun cars.

[@wyatt92563]

My ‘79 B is not fast. It’s not fancy. IT’S JUST SIMPLY FUN! 😃😎

[@garagedhq8947]

You bet!

[@BlackHealer]

this a great video man! it feels like your taking me for spin in the car :D

[@garagedhq8947]

Thank you

[@beatuzic-pianocovers4885]

That's a great vintage man

[@garagedhq8947]

Thanks mate

[@41richo]

Think the drone needs a good hit with the clay block mate all good tho should buff out

[@andrewelkik2937]

Great video mate. You really know your cars.

[@garagedhq8947]

Can’t wait for you to get your GTR...

[@dgriffin6074]

That red steel bar? Is that for hanging spare parts?

[@dgriffin6074]

The 70-74 models may be the most trouble-free. I have a friend who put over 120K miles on his '72 with no problems.

[@garagedhq8947]

Just a roll bar, and to give passengers in the back something to hang onto!

[@glennsanderson747]

I dont need to be sold on the car, I have 1, thanks. Was your drone damaged in the gum tree?

[@garagedhq8947]

Lol nope... was waiting for a comment about that it actually didn’t crash till I had control of it again lol !