1972 MG MGB GT, Hatchback - Fire Engine Red
exterior complemented by a Black vinyl interior with red piping on the
seats, beautifully restored from the ground up & ready to take to a show
& come home with a trophy.
Features
include: 4 cylinder 1800 CC engine with dual carbs, 4-speed manual
transmission, front disc brakes, am-fm stereo cassette radio, CB radio,
British Minator alloy wheels with Michelin tires, auxiliary driving
lights, stone guard on headlamps, front & rear bumper guards, fold down
back seats, passenger side mirror, Ansa dual exhaust muffler, and a rear
opening hatchback door for easy access to stow your personal belongings.
The engine still maintains the original smog pump & emissions equipment
and has the original dual SU carbs.
The paint is top quality, all the body trim
was taken off & the body was prepared properly prior to painting, chrome
& stainless bright work are outstanding, all weather-stripping has been
replaced, interior is all stock & in excellent condition
A lot of time & money was spent on this
car to make it a real "cream puff", it would be hard to restore another MGB model that was in good condition to start and bring it to
this caliber for less than our sale price of $11,900.00
If you always
liked MGB's, you need to come see this one, we have an exceptional one
and we feel it will pass a picky collector's requirements. These cars
are a blast to drive and you will get a thumbs up whenever you drive
Call us toll free today for more
information or come by our 15,000 square foot
indoor showroom located inside the 100,000 square foot
Brandon Home Furnishings
complex located here in Atlanta, Ga.
We offer easy, low rate, simple
interest financing through JJ Best & Banc, delivery to your door no
problem, you can be driving this British beauty today - contact us
now before this one gets away.
OPTIONAL FEATURES INCLUDED ON
THIS 1972 MG MGB GT Hatchback
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AM/FM
•
Cassette
•
Vinyl
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Bucket Seats
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Custom Wheels
•
Dual Exhaust
This Classic and
Collectible 1972 MG - MGB GT, Hatchback is OFFERED @ $11,900
News - Memories -
Culture - from 1972
-
(in no particular order) -
- President
Nixon makes unprecedented eight-day visit to Communist
China
and meets with
Mao Zedong
(Feb. 17).
-
Britain takes over direct
rule of
Northern Ireland in bid for peace (March 24).
- Eleven
Israeli
athletes at
Olympic Games in Munich are killed after eight members of an
Arab
terrorist group invades Olympic Village; five guerrillas and
one policeman are also killed (Sept. 5).
- Nixon orders "Christmas bombing" of North
Vietnam
(Dec.).
- M*A*S*H
T.V. Shows Premiers
- Mark Spitz Wins Seven Gold Medals
- FBI director, J. Edgar Hoover dies
- SALT I treaty limiting nuclear arms signed by US and USSR
Additional Memories from 1972:
"Pong" introduces the video game craze
Pocket Calculators Introduced
SPORTS
Super Bowl
Dallas d. Miami (24-3)
World Series
Oakland A's d. Cincinnati (4-3)
NBA Championship
LA Lakers d. New York (4-1)
Stanley Cup
Boston d. NY Rangers (4-2)
Wimbledon Women: Billie Jean King d. E. Goolagong (6-3 6-3) Men: Stan Smith d. I. Nastase (4-6 6-3 6-3 4-6 7-5)
Kentucky Derby Champion
Riva Ridge
NCAA Basketball Championship
UCLA d. Florida St. (81-76)
NCAA Football Champions
USC (12-0-0)
ENTERTAINMENT
Events
- Time Inc. transmits HBO, the first pay cable network.
- Women dominate the
1971 Grammy
Awards, taking all four top categories.
Carole King
won Record, Album and Song of the Year, while Carly Simon takes
the Best New Artist award.
- The National Institute of Mental Health and the surgeon general
issue a report that claims exposure to violence on television
fosters aggression in children.
-
Gloria Steinem's Ms
magazine debuts.
- M*A*S*H premieres on
CBS.
- Atari introduces the arcade version of Pong, the first
video game. The home version comes out in 1974.
Movies
The Godfather, Deliverance, Cabaret, Sleuth, The Discreet Charm of
the Bourgeoisie
Books
John Ashberry, Three Poems - John Gardner, The Sunlight
Dialogues - Maxine Kumin, Up Country - James Merrill,
Braving the Elements -
Eudora Welty,
The Optimist's Daughter
SCIENCE
- CAT (Computerized
Axial Tomography) scanning is developed in England.
- The compact disk is developed by RCA (US).
- The antidepressant Prozac (fluoxetine) is developed by Bryan B.
Malloy (Scotland) and Klaus K. Schmiegel (US). Background:
Health & Nutrition
- The video disk is introduced by Philips Company (Netherlands).
- Electronic mail is introduced. Queen Elizabeth will send her
first email in 1976. Background:
Computers
and Internet
- Apollo XVII,
the last manned
moon
landing to date, returns to Earth with 250 pounds of lunar
samples. Background:
US Staffed
Space Flights
