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dan142154

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I owned a couple of MGB Roadsters in the mid 1980s. A 1976 first, and then a 1971. I sold them in the early 1990s and have regretted it ever since. I saw a 1969 MGB for sale locally, went to look at it, and bought it. It needs some work. Just cleaned and rebuilt the carburetors. I am working on the exhaust and some electrical issues. It came with a hard top that needs a rear window and all gaskets.
 
sounds like a lovely project! welcome and glad you are here
 
Welcome aboard, Dan!

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It came with a hard top that needs a rear window and all gaskets.
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For the seals, check with MacGregor in Canada. They have what actually FITS! Did my factory MGB hardtop using their stuff for the rear and side-light seals.
 
Welcome to BCF. What LBC doesn't need some work LOL! Good luck on the project,
 
dan142154 said:
I owned a couple of MGB Roadsters in the mid 1980s. A 1976 first, and then a 1971. I sold them in the early 1990s and have regretted it ever since. I saw a 1969 MGB for sale locally, went to look at it, and bought it. It needs some work. Just cleaned and rebuilt the carburetors. I am working on the exhaust and some electrical issues. It came with a hard top that needs a rear window and all gaskets.
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Welcome to the WWOMG's... I too just picked up another B after years without. A 77 in need of some work. It too came with a hardtop in need of help...I couldn't find assorted seals for it and I finally contacted MOSS and was told that the part number 249-607 or 249-607 could maybe, possibly fit. The door opening trim on the B could do the trick. The top to the windshield trim they feel could be the same as for the convertible. Good luck and have fun!!
 
dan142154 said:
I owned a couple of MGB Roadsters in the mid 1980s. A 1976 first, and then a 1971. I sold them in the early 1990s and have regretted it ever since.
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Hi Dan, good luck with your MGB. I agree with you about regretting selling any of my past vehicles.
 
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