Wheeler Dealers buys and restores an MGB GT

If you have an MG and a spare 45 minutes of time this video is worth watching. Car dude Mike Brewer and master mechanic Edd China attempt to purchase a car at a reasonable price, fix it up and…. resell it to make a few quid. In this episode they purchase a late model MGB GT and give it a nice cosmetic makeover. It’s a little scary that they really don’t go into the mechanical side of the MG so perhaps the future owner has bought a bigger job than he thought. Maybe with the cooler weather in England cars rubber just doesn’t rot away as quickly as in California.

The new owner will be a happy bloke, good looking MGB.

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