My MGB is part of the family! Viewers Cars Episode 12 - Ron Kobernik

[@gerrylake]

Love these segments! Did Mr. Kobernik rechrome the wire wheels? Beautiful.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - I'm not sure about that - I did let Ron know the video was going live, so he may respond!

[@MGB-learning]

Beautiful 1969 MGB. Another outstanding presentation as always.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - always appreciated!

[@dijpurdy]

Primrose yellow, beautiful colour and gorgeous car. Thanks Graham.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - my pleasure!

[@mgguyvintagevehicles]

Beautiful B! Thanks Graham, it's always fun to see other's cars and how they enjoy them. Keep up the great work!

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - really appreciated!

[@stephenshaw2548]

Great story Lovely MGB

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - couldn't agree more!

[@SimonHoning]

Lovely story, love your very good humoured & easy presentation.The map visuals are a treat cos a lot of us don't have much knowledge of alien parts.Keep it up, Gray!

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - much appreciated - really glad the maps are going down well!

[@tompugh6917]

Nice review Graham, always good to hear about other cars. I especially like the long time ownership stories.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - Not sure to be honest - I've forwarded the link to him so maybe he'll respond :-)

[@rogerwilco4736]

My first MG a BGT bought fifty four years ago was primrose and I've always loved that colour. Since then I've owned 9 more MGs and currently drive a 'C'.

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - I reckon the MGC was a much better car than the critics said it was...

[@rogerwilco4736]

@@ClassicMGB I agree, ha a C 30 years ago and always regretted selling it, three years ago I bought another

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Nice car, great story. I also owned an MGA (1956) with 1800 3 main motor. As with Ron, I consider the B as the better of the two for general everyday use. PS,. I was riding my Moto Morini motorcycle through Coalinga on my way back to the Monterey Peninsula when a sizable earthquake struck. Roads were trashed and blocked. Luckily, I knew how to get out of there the "back way" because I had 4 mining claims just north of there. Coalinga is considered "no where" : ) and at one time a hide out of notorious 19th century criminal Juaquin Murrietta

[@ClassicMGB]

Thanks for your comment - interesting - although I'm not sure I'd want to be on a bike in an earthquake!