61 MGA $2995........66 TR4 $1995 - $1995 (N Fla)

Not mine, etc. Looks expensive and rusty.

http://atlanta.craigslist.org/sat/cto/3400568844.html

2 british Classic Convertibles...Both have their original drivetrains. parts or restore...$2995 for the MGA and $1995 for the TR4...prices are firm eight50-59seven-1770

Jeebus, he's not giving you much for your money, is he?

JohnInKansas wrote: Jeebus, he's not giving you much for your money, is he?

All the rusty metal you could ever want!

TR4 looks alright, (in that one photo).

If I had massive amounts of disposable income, I'd restore the MGA.........they're too pretty to deserve this fate. I'm sure the resto would be north of 80k for a car worth 30k when done.....

I love TR4s.

But not that one...

yamaha wrote: If I had massive amounts of disposable income, I'd restore the MGA.........they're too pretty to deserve this fate. I'm sure the resto would be north of 80k for a car worth 30k when done.....

I know of a MGA Twin Cam for sale in Huntsville for $16k in need of restoration.

If I had the money, I'd have driven home the '58 MGA from Mecum.........White/Red completely restored and ran like a top(unusual for an MG?), brought $35k with only "Perfect fashion accessory" and "3 speed" as its description..........it was a 4 speed btw. I hate stupid people.

In fact, I attempted to bribe the guard at the gatehouse to let me commute back and forth the whole week in it. Its also the only time my favorite car driven at the auctions came on the first day.

you can buy them cheaper on ebay right now

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-British-Convertibles-1-LOW-PRICE-1961-MGA-1600-1965-Triumph-TR4-Matching-s-/300813938497?pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4609e86f41

This reminds me that I need to get my 56 MGA back on the road. I have finished all of the suspension, wired it, replaced the SU carbs with a weber, really just need to finish it. I have been saying the for almost 20 years.

Chris