1969 MGB by kenmo
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We had our first major snow storm yesterday and I'm already longing for summer... So I'm posting this image from a few years ago...
Comments (14)
Congratulations! Twins!! Great car, would like to see the snow storm!!
super shots of super cars
My sister had a boyfriend once who drove an MGB, not as nice as this one by any stretch of the imagination!
super car and an excellent capture. I never drove one or rode either. the closest was a BMW z3 I had for a while
beautiful little car i bet it zips around so fast!!... wonderful shot of it!! iwant i want lol
Hot pic to warm the cockles, wow they had digital camera's back in 69' ?(just kidding) your skills are superb, well done & Cheer's :o)
Don't get snowed in now!!!! MG's....I never did like them really, but you did a good job on this one!
I prefer your vette but that's a cool shot from a very classic lady!
This is the pedestrian friendly version with the knockoffs missing from the Rudge pin drive fasteners. My best acquaintence at Douglas Aircraft had an earlier version in baby blue. That particular combination was rumored to be driven by countless big blondes who curse and marry Jewish law students. Now a later red one is cardinal sin.
Wowww this MB looks real wonderful! This car is in a real fabulous looking condition! Thanks for this posting! ***
U sure thats a '69? I see no scratches or pain patches, owner must have taken care of it quite well, lol. Very nice shot, love the car. Ill take it for Christmas, will send U my address soon, lol. Will pay for postage. Nice shot. -v-
A car with style...nice shot!
So British ;)
What a fantastic looking MGB ... a friend had one of those back in the 60s. They were so wonderful (when they ran.) :-) Excellent shot. V