For Sale: 1962 MG 1600 in Bennington, Vermont for sale in Bennington, VT
Vehicle Description DetailsThis 1962 MG MGA 1600 Mark II is powered by a rebuilt 1.
6-liter four-cylinder engine, sending power to the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transmission.
The car is finished in black over red upholstery and includes a removable black convertible top.
This MG features rebuilt twin SU carburetors, 15-inch steel wheels, and a banjo-style steering wheel.
The 5-digit odometer reads 18,618 miles, but the actual mileage of the car is unknown.
It is located in Collierville, Tennessee.
This MGA was inspected and photographed by a third party.
The car shows well on the exterior and interior.
The paint does have some flaws that are consistent with the age of the car, but it is still in presentable condition.
Some areas of previous bodywork are starting to show their age.
The chrome grille still looks presentable, and the interior looks better than one would expect from a car of this age, considering it has been re-trimmed.
The black convertible top is in good condition but not currently installed on the vehicle.
Mechanically, the car runs and drives as intended by the manufacturer, but the inspection does note some seepage from the transmission.
The car is offered with the service manual and tonneau cover.
This MGA is being sold through a CLASSIC.
COM Pro and is located in Collierville, Tennessee.
Financing options are available through our recommended lenders.
Please find options here.
About the modelThe final variant of the MG A to be introduced was the MKII.
The MGA MKII had few changes in relation to the 1500:
the engine was a larger 90hp 1622cc inline-four, the front grill was re-engineered, and the tail lamps were shared with the Morris Mini.
In addition, it has higher gearing from the factory in order to give customers a more relaxed high-speed driving experience.
The De-Lux version of the Mk II was an option, with the Twin-Cam chassis, knock-off solid wheels, and four-wheel disc brakes.
The lifespan of the MG A Mk II was short, with production only lasting for two short years from 1960 to 1962.
Features and SpecsVIN:
GHNL210058518,618 miles shown (TMU)1.
6L I4 engine4-speed manual transmissionTwin SU carburetorsBlack paintBlack convertible top15-inch steel wheelsBanjo-style steering wheelKnown ModificationsNoneService HistoryRecent services includingEngine rebuiltInterior replacedOwnership HistoryOwned by the same family since 1963Known issuesConvertible top included but not attachedMinor scratches and blisters on the rear deck lidTypical wear to the seals for a car of this ageTypical wear for a car of this ageTransmission shows some seepagePrevious bodywork is starting to show signs of ageDue DiligenceThird-party inspectionThird-party photosIncluded in the saleWorkshop ManualConvertible top and cover/side windows.
6-liter four-cylinder engine, sending power to the rear wheels through a four-speed manual transmission.
The car is finished in black over red upholstery and includes a removable black convertible top.
This MG features rebuilt twin SU carburetors, 15-inch steel wheels, and a banjo-style steering wheel.
The 5-digit odometer reads 18,618 miles, but the actual mileage of the car is unknown.
It is located in Collierville, Tennessee.
This MGA was inspected and photographed by a third party.
The car shows well on the exterior and interior.
The paint does have some flaws that are consistent with the age of the car, but it is still in presentable condition.
Some areas of previous bodywork are starting to show their age.
The chrome grille still looks presentable, and the interior looks better than one would expect from a car of this age, considering it has been re-trimmed.
The black convertible top is in good condition but not currently installed on the vehicle.
Mechanically, the car runs and drives as intended by the manufacturer, but the inspection does note some seepage from the transmission.
The car is offered with the service manual and tonneau cover.
This MGA is being sold through a CLASSIC.
COM Pro and is located in Collierville, Tennessee.
Financing options are available through our recommended lenders.
Please find options here.
About the modelThe final variant of the MG A to be introduced was the MKII.
The MGA MKII had few changes in relation to the 1500:
the engine was a larger 90hp 1622cc inline-four, the front grill was re-engineered, and the tail lamps were shared with the Morris Mini.
In addition, it has higher gearing from the factory in order to give customers a more relaxed high-speed driving experience.
The De-Lux version of the Mk II was an option, with the Twin-Cam chassis, knock-off solid wheels, and four-wheel disc brakes.
The lifespan of the MG A Mk II was short, with production only lasting for two short years from 1960 to 1962.
Features and SpecsVIN:
GHNL210058518,618 miles shown (TMU)1.
6L I4 engine4-speed manual transmissionTwin SU carburetorsBlack paintBlack convertible top15-inch steel wheelsBanjo-style steering wheelKnown ModificationsNoneService HistoryRecent services includingEngine rebuiltInterior replacedOwnership HistoryOwned by the same family since 1963Known issuesConvertible top included but not attachedMinor scratches and blisters on the rear deck lidTypical wear to the seals for a car of this ageTypical wear for a car of this ageTransmission shows some seepagePrevious bodywork is starting to show signs of ageDue DiligenceThird-party inspectionThird-party photosIncluded in the saleWorkshop ManualConvertible top and cover/side windows.
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