- Withdrawn

Registration No: JBH 987G
Chassis No: GA2S5136914M
MOT: Exempt

• Just 70,000 recorded and credible miles on the odometer
• Offered with a BMIHT Heritage Certificate, current V5C document, vehicle manuals, handbooks and original sales brochure
• Supplied with an extensive history file which includes a collection of invoices and MOT certificates
• Mechanically refreshed with a gearbox and engine overhaul in 2025

In 1962, a revolutionary new saloon was launched by BMC at the same time as the MGB. Initially wearing the Morris badge, design number 'ADO16' was a collaboration between Alec Issigonis and Pininfarina. It was fitted with a transverse A-series engine driving through the front wheels like the earlier Mini. Thanks to BMC badge-engineering, the ADO16 was offered in many guises as a Morris, Austin, Wolseley, Vanden Plas, MG and Riley which made it truly universal in its appeal. Launched as the 1100 as the Mk. I was offered initially with the 1,098cc A-series, in 1967 the Mk. II was announced which included slight restyling, while the more sporting models were upgraded with the 1,275cc engine.

Attractively finished in its lovely original colour scheme of Bermuda Blue with a Black leather interior, this MG 1300 Mk. II displays a credible 70,000 miles and was treated to an extensive mechanical refresh including full engine and gearbox overhauls in 2025. A RHD, home-market example, it was built on 4-5th December, 1968, and dispatched to Hewens Ltd. of Maidenhead, Berkshire, on 27th January, 1969. It is offered with a BMIHT Certificate, handbooks and manuals, numerous invoices and MOT certificates, recent car show awards and, although exempt, an MOT to April, 2026.

For more information, please contact:
Paul Cheetham
paul.cheetham@handh.co.uk
07538 667452