The MG T- Type is the genesis of the British open-top motoring scene. Before the war struck, if you wanted to stand out, driving off in a classic MG sure was the way to go, the conclusion of the war didn't change anything either one could drive off in their new MG TD series and explore true British open top motoring. Looking for a way to spice up your weekend? This 1952 MG TD we have today sure ticks all the boxes.

Exterior and Interior

Turn back the clock to the 50s, and no one could provide a better open-top driving experience than the British. Speaking of the British, this 1952 MG TD sure dons an exterior color that's quintessentially British. Showcasing all those 50 body lines and design cues is a lovely British Racing Green exterior with a black convertible top. Keeping aside the flawless body and paint, this car also sports its chrome components, including a Chrome badge bar, Full chrome headlamp housings, and Chrome door hinges. Other cool features include Lucas road lamps for better visibility, folding windshield with mirrors attached, and Plexiglass wind deflectors. Matching the chrome on the car is a set of 60-spoke wire wheels that is period correct and also sports the MG logo. Matching the legendary British racing green exterior is a lovely light tan interior. The seller reports that the interior has been recently upholstered and also features a new carpet and floor mats. Blending in with the tan interior is wood trim present throughout the car. Looking around and you will notice the original wooden dash that houses an aftermarket wooden steering wheel; there is also custom wood trim around the rear of the car. The sale includes a separate factory armrest for a better drive feel.

Engine

With the MG TD, you had just the right amount of power to ensure good fun on a twisty road with the car top down. Pop open the hood, and what's responsible for smiles per gallon on this 1952 MG TD is a small but mighty 1,300cc inline-four engine with twin SU carburetors commanding all the attention of the engine bay. Cold starts on the weekends are less hassle thanks to the seller reporting that this car comes equipped with a high torque starter. A four-speed manual transmission sends power to the car's rear wheels.