Would You Buy an MGA After Seeing This Vintage Ad? - Limit 55 E9

The wild west, the open range.... gun-slinging outside the saloon, a horse named 'Tonto'.... defending innocents and vanquishing enemies, living, as a cowboy. Sounds romantic doesn't it?
Well, its not enough for our hero 'Cowboy Driver', as we see in this latest instalment of Limit 55 Shorts. Cowboy Driver longs for more in life, so he heads into town to see his local British Motor Corporation (BMC) Dealer and buy a brand new MGA.
As an homage to the way car ads used to, and perhaps should still be, Limit 55 creates a brand spanking new MGA ad in that bombastic, rose-tinted glasses style. Would you buy one?
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[@jarthuroriginal]

Yes, without a doubt.

[@myahlunceford6883]

I would buy one, but in a different color I think.

[@wardmontgomery9259]

Definitely !

[@nigelmarshallkenyonabbott8684]

I would buy one with cowboy included. Quite an option

[@peterbonnez]

Excellent.

[@sirryandavis4]

I’ll buy one! Only if the suit is included 🙏🏽

[@BB-gt1eg]

Nice job on this! I would have bought one before the ad though 😂

[@p.d.nickthielen6600]

I bought one in May. Now I know why

[@wernernaessens459]

Haha, this is epic 😁👍

[@craigmorton1944]

Safety Fast !

[@richardporter6201]

Perhaps a bit late in using those wonderful brakes and 68 horses, my old Smart car had 98. But still is very good looking car for sure.

[@richardjensen2769]

"State of the Art Braking Technology." (Are you trolling the earlier models, at the expense of my Lockheed 'disc' brakes, and the 90 horse 1622 cc engine, that made them a wee bit more "Needful?")

[@jeffhildreth9244]

Cowboy with a filter cigarette?

[@limit55]

They’re evolving

[@bradkay]

Marlboros have filters

[@jeffhildreth9244]

@@bradkay Real Cowboys roll there own or smoke Camels. Keep in mind the phony TV cowboys who were in the Marlboro ads died from smoking.