1972 MG B Roadster | Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire

This is an MG B Roadster from 1972, the small British two-seater that replaced the MGA in 1962. It is liked for its simple mechanics, its low steel body and the hands-on feel of open-air driving, all powered by a 1.8-litre four-cylinder engine. This car is finished in midnight blue, set off by chrome bumpers and chrome wire wheels, with a tan interior. It is in excellent condition and has had power steering added, which makes parking and slow town driving lighter work. The folding roof and low sides keep driver and passenger clearly in view, and the bright trim catches the light from every angle. The deep blue paint and chrome give photographers and stylists a strong subject for advertising, fashion and editorial work, and the 1970s look sits naturally in period film and television. With the roof down, it also gives wedding arrivals and special days an open-air setting. The car is based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.