A stunning 1979 MGB Limited Edition. It’s rare to find a car that’s still so close to its original factory specifications. What a beautiful, sporty look this car has: the ultimate British roadster from the 1970s. Back then, you were truly the man if you drove around in this. This gorgeous “Limited” model is in exceptionally good condition and has been owned by its current owner since 1990. The car has been completely repainted; the paint job is very neat, the body is rock-solid, and completely rust-free. The original striping, the LE wheels, the front spoiler, the LE dashboard emblem, and the LE steering wheel: everything exudes the spirit of the ’70s Limited Edition. These models are becoming increasingly rare; only 421 examples of the MGB Roadster Limited Edition were produced. The last ones went directly to the Heritage Trust Museum. That says enough about its rarity, especially in this immaculate condition. Mechanically and technically, the MG is in excellent condition; the engine runs incredibly smoothly and has been excellently maintained, including a nice folder with the maintenance history. The overdrive transmission shifts like new. After my test drive, I said to my colleague with a smile, “This is without a doubt the best-driving MGB we’ve ever had.” The car has recently undergone a service and is fully road-ready. The seats feature the original vinyl upholstery, including matching door panels. The soft top is brand-new and made of black vinyl, as is the car cover. The carpet set is also in like-new condition. Even the spare tire is mounted on an original LE rim. The original and extremely rare LE leather steering wheel completes the sporty cockpit. Who’s going to enjoy this rare MG?