A beautifully restored 1964 MGB with gullwing doors. These early “B” models are becoming increasingly rare. If you’re looking for a beautifully restored “spoon door,” you won’t find one easily. This 1964 MG was fully restored in the past and is therefore in very good condition. The bodywork is exceptionally neat. The Tartan Red paint job is very smooth and neat—a beautiful paint job. The car has super-tight panel gaps; everything has been restored and repainted to look like new. The engine and transmission have been overhauled and are still in perfect condition.The HS4 carburetors have been overhauled, and everything is perfectly tuned. The interior has been refreshed, and a new dashboard top has been installed. Brand-new leather seats with red piping and a new carpet set make for a particularly neat finish. Early MGBs feature a steel dashboard, the most sought-after dashboard for an MGB. All dashboard gauges are in perfect condition; everything works as it should. A classic 3-spoke wooden Moto Lita sports steering wheel completes the beautiful classic cockpit. The black vinyl soft top is like new; the soft top frame has just been replaced with a brand-new, later-model frame that folds down easily. The MG rides on chrome-plated spoke wheels, which are very attractive and period-correct. The mechanical condition of this car is in very, very good shape. The engine runs smoothly and powerfully, and the transmission shifts like new. The car will undergo a full final inspection for the new owner. Any necessary export paperwork is always included in our price. We can arrange transportation for a small additional fee. Who will get to enjoy this very early and rare beauty?