1971 MG B Roadster | Wakefield, West Yorkshire

A 1971 MG B Roadster, the two-seat British sports car that arrived in 1962 to replace the MGA. It is liked for its low open body, folding roof and chrome bumpers, and for simple mechanicals that make it a hands-on car to drive. This car is red with a black interior, a combination that reads clearly in photographs. With the roof folded, driver and passenger are in full view, and the chrome trim catches the light on location. The compact, low-slung body suits advertising, photography, fashion and editorial shoots, since it leaves the setting visible around it. Period detail makes it a natural fit for 1960s and 1970s film and TV scenes, and an open-top car adds character to music videos and events. It also makes a charming wedding or personal hire. The car is based in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.