A very beautiful early MGB from 1967 with overdrive. This is the early version with the European steel dashboard, the most sought-after of them all. This MGB is finished in Tartan Red and features beautiful chrome spoke wheels. It is an exceptionally well-maintained, previously restored, very authentic, absolutely rust-free, and solid MGB. The seams are all like new, and the paintwork is exceptionally neat and smooth. Under the hood, everything shines just as brightly—if not more so—and is perfectly maintained and in excellent condition. The mechanical components are in excellent condition and have been very well maintained. The MG is equipped with the original engine, which was completely overhauled at the time. The overdrive transmission was, of course, also overhauled back then and is still in perfect condition. Incredibly, it runs silky smooth with perfect oil pressure, and the transmission shifts razor-sharp. An oil cooler, electric cooling fin, main power switch, power brake booster, stainless steel exhaust, electronic ignition, K&N air filters, and an aluminum valve cover are just a few of the extras fitted to this worry-free classic. The car features the original leather upholstery, which is beautiful with a light patina. The steel dashboard is stunning, very well-maintained, and everything works perfectly, just as it should. A period-correct radio has been installed. The MG has a black vinyl soft top with red trim and a black vinyl full tonneau cover. The floor panels are fitted with the rare original rubber floor mats. The trim panels are all in exceptionally good condition. The car has five-spoke wheels, including the spare. The chrome trim is in excellent condition, and the trunk lid is equipped with a chrome luggage rack. It features the original classic three-spoke steering wheel with a beautiful MG horn unit. The car was purchased last year from a Dutch classic car specialist for a significantly higher price; the recent appraisal of €30,000 speaks volumes about the MG’s condition. Who will be the new owner to enjoy this beautiful early B this summer?