NMNA. I'm sure someone here is a masochist enough to want these.
seller said: Two 1947 MGB GT's for sale as a project to make one car. All titles, the parts, engines, gaskets, etc. are here. Starting at $500 and going highest and best offer.
Good luck with that highest offer idea. 
Some day, we will look back ruefully on this day, and recall when we declined the chance to buy a pair of MGB GTs for a mere $500.
If that is an overdrive transmission it is worth 3 times the asking price.
Parked on grass = what you see in the pictures is what you get, 'cause you aren't getting any floors.
What are we looking at here?
Well, there's your crankshaft and block. And a bumper. And maybe some interior. And I recognize one of those sheetmetal pieces, but I can't remember what it is.
Yup, one day we'll all look back and wish we could still get deals like this 
That looks like a post-tornado photo for the insurance company.
In reply to Keith Tanner: That sheet metal piece looks like the battery cover under the rear seat.
Keith Tanner wrote: Well, there's your crankshaft and block. And a bumper. And maybe some interior. And I recognize one of those sheetmetal pieces, but I can't remember what it is. Yup, one day we'll all look back and wish we could still get deals like this
Good eye! I didn't see the bumper the first time.
How bad is the one with windows that there's only 1.125 pictures?
So many potential projects, so Little time.
TRoglodyte wrote: In reply to Keith Tanner: That sheet metal piece looks like the battery cover under the rear seat.
Right! I relocated my battery, so it's not a part I use anymore.
Grtechguy wrote: How bad is the one with windows that there's only 1.125 pictures?
Looks like it has the trim and glass. From what I gather those items are pretty close to unobtanium these days.
Keith Tanner wrote:TRoglodyte wrote: In reply to Keith Tanner: That sheet metal piece looks like the battery cover under the rear seat.Right! I relocated my battery, so it's not a part I use anymore.
Did you also fire the little person bodybuilfer that did battery maintenance for you?
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