1960 MG MGA 1600
Please note pictures of the undercarriage have been added to the Photo Gallery.
Video Gallery

1960 MG MGA Walk Around and Ride Along Video
Description
The MGA revolutionized the MG corporation with a completely fresh design departure from the beloved T-series. Its story began in 1951 when MG designer Syd Enever created a sleek, streamlined body for George Philips' TD Le Mans car. The new body design was a radical departure from the articulated fenders and running board of the MG TF. Instead, it featured ponton styling, accentuated by a single-styled envelope that fully enclosed the car's width and length, giving it an uninterrupted and elegant look. The official announcement of the MGA was made on 26 September 1955, and it was finally launched at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Even though it was a total departure from the cars that came before it, the MGA continued the company’s ethos of “Safety-fast!” proving more than capable of weekend touring or competing in multiple motorsports genres, including being the last foreign manufacturer to race in a NASCAR series until Toyota in 2007.
Highlights
Long-term ownership 1960 - 2019
Finished in Iris blue over a Black leather upholstery
Powered by a 1.6-liter inline four-cylinder with dual SU carburetors
Equipped with a four-speed manual transmission
Reported to be a solid running example, as relayed by the Broad Arrow Car Specialist representing the car
Please note that while the five-digit odometer displays just over 68,000 miles at the time of listing, the true mileage is unknown
Recent brake system overhaul reported by the consignor within the past year
Features
Lockheed hydraulic brakes
Borg and Beck single-plate dry clutch
Dual bucket seats
Wood-rimmed, three-spoke Moto-Lita steering wheel
15-inch painted steel wheels
Luggage rack
Door pockets
Twin fender-mounted review mirrors
Chrome gas cap
Smiths heater
Map reading light
Self-parking windshield wipers
Direct rack-and-pinion steering
Twin batteries mounted in balanced positions behind the seats
Known Imperfections
Minor cracks and chips in the paint
The hubcaps are missing
Included
Spare tire with cover
Hand starting crank
Ownership History
An original-owner example from 1960 until 2019, the seller reports he received the car in trade for renovations performed on the original owner’s house. While under the care of the current owner, it has received a recent brake system overhaul within the past year.
Additional Notes
A Broad Arrow Group Car Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner for this vehicle.
Contact: Alexander Keck Phone: 402.617.9770 email: akeck@hagerty.com
Optional vehicle service contract available for $1,000. Learn more about the program here. *Sales tax may be applicable.