1952 MG TD Restored, manual
$ 25500
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Body
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Convertible
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Transmission
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Dual-clutch
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Exterior Color
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Green metallic
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Upholstery
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Leather
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Steering
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Lhd
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VIN
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13908
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This aggressive stance MG TD has been restored and painted in a very favorable Lexus metallic green over deep red leather interior.
The car is as rock Solid as the pictures suggest. The paint is void of flaws ,shrinking, bubbling and is very attractive with color coded wheels and aggressive tire tread.
The wheels married to the beautiful burl wood dash ,the deep red leather, the independent wind screens, chrome mirrors and PB style steering wheel gives this car a unique look ,an aggressive look. The car has been restored and maintained its original numbers matching engine.
The car has a strong and tight run and drive with a strong engine ,good brakes and a flawed transmission(first gear will not hold unless one holds it in place. The leather is in good, soft, supple condition. Soft top is in good order.
This is a very exotic looking MGTD that is sure to stimulate questions from knowledgeable and non educated MG enthusiast.
Review the plethora of pictures we have posted. If the car holds interest contact Jeff Frazier at 615-971-4409 or email JEFF@JPFRAZIER.com
The car is located in our indoor facility 25 miles east of downtown Nashville Tn. Independent inspections are welcomed and encouraged
This and other European Collectibles may be reviewed at WWW.JPFRAZIER.com
E-DISCLAIMER: This vehicle description is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time posted All information provided is true to our best efforts, but not guaranteed, and we assume no liability for any omissions or errors. We do sell classic cars in a variety of conditions, and may not see every imperfection or issue per vehicle. Our cars are sold as-is and without warranty. Price does not include state, city, or county taxes, title, license, registration, or shipping. Independent inspections by marque specialists are welcomed and encouraged as all sales are final
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