I bought this car as a project 3 years ago. Since then it has a replacement engine from a 1971 MGB and the head has been rebuilt. It has had a new clutch, alternator, classic ignition system, starter motor, 2 new tyres. The previous owner refurbished the brakes and suspension. The previous owner also resprayed the car, but did a poor job and it needs redoing, ideally back to metal this time. I have used it for MGOC club meets, runs, classic car shows and some Autotests with the MGCC. It has a sunroof with no leaks but it needs a new internal lining. The car runs well and has the classic MGB burble. It is tax and MOT exempt. It was insured ( approx £100 per year) until last month. It is not SORNed so it is legal to drive once insurance bought. I bought the car for £6100 and spent a lot on the new work,  but ready to take the loss and sell it for £3000. I would prefer to sell it to an MG enthusiast with the ability to do the paintwork

Contact Chris Edwards on  cedwardshhpc@gmail.com

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1969 Dark Blue MGB GT Automatic; 

Condition 2/3;  82000 miles (unverified)

Very original car in good condition inside and out

Spoked Wheels, painted; Original factory installed automatic 3 speed gearbox, reportedly changing smoothly;

Rebuilt original engine.

Reported bodywork stripped and repaired/painted

Good black interior trim in good condition. Walnut veneered dashboard

Woodrim steering wheel fitted, original with the car.

New electronic fuel pump.

Adjustable rear shock absorbers

Current owner since 2020, only 300 miles since.

Originally purchased because of left leg problem now unable to drive due to other health problems

Car dry stored. Currently on SORN,  Started first time and ran smoothly.

Asking for offers around £6000

If anyone expresses interest ask them to please contact me in the first instance as I am acting on behalf of a friend who has severe health problems.

Contact me on 07788948537 for further details

Thankyou

David

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Hope you have been enjoying the weather, hate to complain but you can have too much of a good thing!

This month, on 15^th July, we meet at The King’s Head, Navenby, LN5 0EE, as usual 12.00 for 12.30.

Please let me know if you can join us and I will send menu.

Don’t forget this Sunday, 5^th, is Allington (NG32 2DJ )Family Day and Car show, number of stalls, children’s entertainment, food, and drinks

Please try to arrive by 10.30, opening to public at 11.00. Bring sun cream!

Just been advised Flypast is BBMF Dakota at 13.21 hrs.

Richard

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As usual time 12.00 for 12.30

Please let me know if you can join us and I will send menu in the usual way.

Don’t forget Red Hall, BOURNE, Show just 3 days late, 20^th.

Kind regards

Richard J.Withington

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Our next lunch will be on Wednesday 20^th May at The Carpenters Arms, Fiskerton LN3 4NF.

Usual time, 12.00 for 12.30.

Please let me know if you can join and I will forward menu.

Look forward to seeing you there.

Richard J.Withington

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Link to Entry form below

https://mgcclincolnshire.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2026-Classic-Cars-Swaton-entry-form-Vintage-Day.pdf

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Our next lunch is on the 15^{th of} April, to the North of the county at The Durham Ox, Thimbleby. Horncastle LN9 5RB

Usual timing 12.00 for 12.30

Please let me know if you can join.

Events now coming as weather improves, see website and e mail messages for details.

Look forward to seeing you.

Kind regards

Richard J Withington

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BBMF / Lincs Aviation Visit – 5th June 2026

Join the MG Car Club Lincolnshire Centre on Friday 5th June 2026 at 10am for a guided tour of the BBMF hangar at Coningsby, followed by lunch at the NAAFI at Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kirkby.

This is an opportunity to enjoy two recently upgraded aviation venues.

The Battle of Britain Visitor Centre at Coningsby has recently been revamped with new exhibits, and the NAAFI at Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, East Kirkby, has also recently reopened.

Free parking is available at both Coningsby and East Kirkby. Museum entry charges apply.

The BBMF Visitor Centre is free to enter and has a café for anyone not wishing to take the hangar tour.

The tour costs £12 per person (non-refundable). To book, please contact Richard Withington at richard.j.withington@gmail.com for account details to make a BACS transfer.

The last date for tour tickets is 31st May 2026, subject to limited spaces.

Open to non-members of MGCC

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Anyone wishing to attend should contact Steve Hall (Chairman) so that he can inform the family of attendees.

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I trust that you will appreciate the onerous duties I undertake to meet your exacting requirements for lunch venues.

I am therefore able to advise you that as part of my research I have ascertained that an exclusive offer has arisen:-

For the winter, early spring, time only, The Welby Arms, Allington NG32 2 DA, is offering a specials menu at reduced prices.

I have booked the lunch for 12.00 for 12.30 on 18^th March.

Using smaller appetite main courses, they are offering two courses for ?15.95 and three courses for ?20.95.

Please let me know if you can join and I will send a menu.

Richard J.Withington

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