B-Series 2001 Texas MGR Spring GOF

This web page was compiled by Andrew Yue
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The MGBs were the last MGs to be made at the orignal Abingdon factory.
The last of the B series was the 80 MGB shown above.

The car above represents the beginning of the B-series.
This '64 MGB is owned by Tom Sturm.

The interior of the same '64 MGB.
The leather work, like the rest of the car, is in better than new condition.

The condition of these cars is no accident.
What you're viewing represents many years of restoration work.

Case in point, the painted surfaces of the engine have a deep polished luster.
I don't know if I could bring myself to start an engine with such detailed work.

Here we have another immaculate engine compartment from a '66 MGB
owned by Burt and Sally Steel.
Again check out the luster of the painter surfaces.

The same '66 MGB viewed from the rear.

When I say this '69 MGB, I said, "Wow".
That's Mark B. checking out the goods.

This what I meant by, "Wow'.

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Below is what the B's engine compartment looked like after 1974, due to emissions control.
Keep in mind though it is cluttered with emissions equipment.
The engine compartment is in immaculate condition.

Wayne Kube found a way to clean up his '79 engine compartment with a Weber DGV conversion.

A line of rubber bumper MGBs.

Below is a view of some more of the B's in attendance.

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This page was created on 5/14/2001