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Hi Sergio, welcome to the forum!!!! The overdrive on the MGB was always optional. In fact, British-market MGBs had overdrive as standard, maybe towards the end of the model run only, I can't remember, but in the USA, where overdrive would have been more useful, it was always an option.
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Hi Sergio, welcome to the forum!!!! The overdrive on the MGB was always optional. In fact, British-market MGBs had overdrive as standard, maybe towards the end of the model run only, I can't remember, but in the USA, where overdrive would have been more useful, it was always an option. [ /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/driving.gif I had the same car about 15 years a go it had o.d, tks Sergio
Hi Sergio, welcome to the forum!!!! The overdrive on the MGB was always optional. In fact, British-market MGBs had overdrive as standard, maybe towards the end of the model run only, I can't remember, but in the USA, where overdrive would have been more useful, it was always an option. [ /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/driving.gif I had the same car about 15 years a go it had o.d, tks Sergio