NS400Randy I think the best accounting practice on such a restoration is to not keep track of invoices.
CharlzR I can imagine wanting the best 1971 MGB GT possible. I cannot imagine spending $60k to get it.
Paul_Allen @Miatadon The previous owner bought this car in 1983, drove it many years, and watched it rust to pieces. He loved ... View more
1971 MGB GT
Listed byPaul_Allen
Sold for $21,800
Cincinnati, Ohio 45227
$21,800
#3 out of MG MGBs in 2017
Top 40% of All Listings in 2017
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#2 out of MG MGBs in 2017
Top 10% of All Listings in 2017
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#1 out of MG MGBs in 2017
Top 10% of All Listings in 2017
18 bids
Bottom 50% of MG MGBs in 2017
Bottom 40% of All Listings in 2017
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1971 | 51 (6%) | $6,900 11/25/2024 |
Color Green | 81 (10%) | $5,900 3/7/2025 |
Transmission Manual | 800 (100%) | $9,800 3/28/2025 |
Mileage 93,514 | 59 (7%) | $39,000 3/2/2025 |
Traits are compared to all other listings of this model
| Listing | End Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1971 MGB GT | Sold for $22k |
NS400Randy I think the best accounting practice on such a restoration is to not keep track of invoices.
CharlzR I can imagine wanting the best 1971 MGB GT possible. I cannot imagine spending $60k to get it.
Paul_Allen @Miatadon The previous owner bought this car in 1983, drove it many years, and watched it rust to pieces. He loved ... View more