Original MGB
By Anders Ditlev Clausager
ISBN 978-1-906133-18-4
Hardback, 152 pages
295 x 225mm
265 colour photographs
"...packed with top quality information and photographs"Classic Cars
• The defintive guide to model evolution and 100% originality
• Outstanding examples of all MGB, C and V8 models covered in depth
• Bodywork, interior and mechanical details illustrated
• Minutely researched text covers original specifications and equipment
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The MGB became the world’s best-selling British sports car thanks to its blend of clean styling, practical performance and easy-going character. Introduced in 1962, the range evolved considerably over its 18-year production life, expanding to include the MGB GT, six-cylinder MGC and V8-powered MGB GT V8 models.
Original MGB is the definitive originality guide to all MGB, MGC and MGB GT V8 models. Drawing on factory records, parts lists, catalogues and extensive research by Anders Ditlev Clausager, it documents the countless specification changes – major and minor – that occurred throughout production.
Far more than simply a guide to ‘chrome-bumper’ and ‘rubber-bumper’ cars, this book examines the detailed evolution of bodywork, interiors, trim, mechanical components and equipment across the entire MGB range. It is an essential reference for owners, restorers, buyers and enthusiasts seeking authentic factory specification.
Many surviving MGBs have been modified over the years, making originality increasingly difficult to establish. With 265 specially commissioned colour photographs illustrating correct details and specification changes in remarkable depth, Original MGB provides one of the most comprehensive visual references ever published on the subject.
Carefully selected and highly original cars – many with exceptionally low mileages – were photographed specifically for this book, ensuring an unusually accurate and valuable reference source for restoration and research.
The result is the definitive guide to one of Britain’s most loved sports cars.






