1970 MGB #2

I can't say no to a rusty car.

[ MGB ]   This picture and the next picture make the car look pretty good. It goes downhill from there.
September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   Just like the last MGB, it was titled as an 1971 but has the split rear bumpers, so I'll call it a 1970. Amazingly, it's less than 800 cars away from the other car.
September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 25th, 2000
[ MGB ]   Ah, the overdrive transmission. That's really why I couldn't say no to the poor little car.
September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   The jack point seems to have taken a bit of an impact here.
September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   A rear main seal is in my future.
September 26th, 2000
[ MGB ]   September 26th, 2000

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