
The 1974½ MGB GTs were the last GTs to be sent to the US. They are the only rubber bumper MGB GT ever sent to the US. There were just over 1200 1974½ GTs built in total. It's unclear how many of those were exported to the US.
Most people will agree that the massive rubber bumpers found on all MGBs after 1975 (well, 1974½, to be technically correct) did nothing for the looks of the car. This car, with it's silver paint and black hood stripes, doesn't look too bad. Actually, it looks pretty good. I don't like the "MG GT" and the stripes on the side, but the stripes on the hood, especially if they were extendeded the length of the car, really tie the silver car and black bumpers together.

This car has had some restoration work done in the past, but it's not a show car. It could be a very nice daily driver though, which is really what an MGB GT should be.
Located in Peoria, IL. click here to see the eBay listing.
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